Kingston SSDNow V Series 2nd Generation SSD

Kingston has announced its second generation V series SSDNow thans SSD offering better performance of its predecessor. Available in 30GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities, the New Gen of SSDNow V series supports Windows 7 TRIM DSS functionality to maintain optimal performance throughout its lifetime.

Kingston SSDNow V Series 2nd Generation SSD

The 2.5-inch SSD offers up to 200MB / s read and 160MB / s for writing. It is available standalone or as a portable or desktop bundles.

The bundle comes with a laptop 2.5 inch USB SATA enclosure while the bundle includes a 3.5-inch desktop mounts and SATA data and extension of power cables. All versions get cloning Acronis True Image software. [via itechnews]

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