Kingston Debuts SSDNow V+100 SSD Series
By Cássio Lima on November 2, 2010 - 1:08 PM


Kingston has launched the next generation of their SSDNow V+ solid state drive series, the SSDNow V+100, which includes 2.5” models with 64 GB, 96 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB, and 512 GB capacities. The new drives has SATA-300 interface, support TRIM and 128-bit AES hardware-based encryption, make use of MLC flash memory chips, and provide read and write speeds of up to 230 MB/s and 180 MB/s, respectively.

The SSDNow V+100 drives are available in two versions: “complete bundle” and “stand-alone drive”. The former comes with an adapter to allow you to install the unit on a 3.5” hard disk drive bay, a peripheral-to-SATA power adapter and a SATA cable.

Model

Version

Price

SVP100S2/64G (64 GB)

Stand-alone drive

USD 220

SVP100S2/96G (96 GB)

Stand-alone drive

USD 274

SVP100S2/128G (128 GB)

Stand-alone drive

USD 390

SVP100S2/256G (256 GB)

Stand-alone drive

USD 885

SVP100S2/512G (512 GB)

Stand-alone drive

USD 1,885

SVP100S2B/64G (64 GB)

Complete bundle

USD 236

SVP100S2B/96G (96 GB)

Complete bundle

USD 290

SVP100S2B/128G (128 GB)

Complete bundle

USD 405

SVP100S2B/256G (256 GB)

Complete bundle

USD 900

SVP100S2B/512G (512 GB)

Complete bundle

USD 1,900

According to Kingston, the SSDNow V+100 drives are 25% faster than the previous generation.

Kingston SSDNow V+100
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Kingston SSDNow V+100
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