Kingston SSDNow V+200 SATA III Solid State Drives

Kingston announced its new SSDNow V+200 SATA III Solid State Drives, which are “ideal high-performance upgrade solution for the performance minded yet cost-conscious business or even home user”. The latest SSDNow V+200 SATA III Solid State Drives sequence uses SATA 3.Zero 6Gbps interface and makes use of SandForce SF-2281 processor for enhanced performance with up to 535MB/s consecutive read and 480MB/s sequential write speeds.

The 2.5-inch SSDNow V+200 SATA III Solid State Drives features DuraWrite to optimize writes to extend endurance; DuraClass for Data Integrity Protection, RAISE (Repetitive Array of Independent Silicon Elements) for sophisticated data reliability; in addition to self-encrypting drive technology, Utes.M.A.Ur.T. And TRIM command. The V+200 will come in 60GB, 90GB, 120GB, 240GB and 480GB storage capacities.

SSDNow V+200 SATA III Solid State Drives are available as either a stand-alone drive or as an upgrade kit. The latter include cables, brackets, hard drive enclosure and cloning software.

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