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Global memory and storage manufacturer Kingston says USB storage doesn't have to be bland or meh - its stunning red XS1000 SSD is blazing fast while looking magnificent.

Telecommunications company Telstra has signed a $1.6 million contract with Peninsula Health to replace the public health service’s existing IT systems across its 13 hospital and healthcare sites with more resilient technology, Cisco SDWAN, faster internet, and simplify contracts and processes to drive efficiency.

Full of sound and fury signifying what Kingston says is the kickstarting of a gaming revolution, Kingston’s new FURY branded memory comes in three flavours - FURY Renegade, FURY Beast and FURY Impact. 

Kingston Technology has launched its new NV1 NVMe PCIe SSD, promising efficient performance in a single-sided M.2 design, making it an "ideal entry-level drive for first-time NVMe users with laptops and small form factor PCs."

Kingston has released the world’s largest capacity USB, its 2TB, USB 3.1, DataTraveler Ultimate GT (Generation Terabyte).

Kingston has released its DataTraveler, a 32GB USB, a collector’s item replete with a rose gold laser cut rooster and USB 3.1 extreme speeds, to mark the Chinese Year of the Rooster.

We all carry at least one when travelling – the ubiquitous flash drive. We all lose them occasionally and fervently hope there was nothing too important on it.

Available in 16, 32 and soon 64GB capacity the class 3 microSD supports up to 4K/30fps video and burst mode action photography.

The release of a high capacity, 16GB, DDR4 ‘notebook’ SODIMM is good news for gamers and power users using Intels latest CPUs.

Kingston has acquired IronKey from Imation Corp in February. It has detailed its plans for this encrypted storage brand.

You will soon be regaled with the Monkey’s prowess – in this the Chinese year of the Monkey.

Kingston’s new Enterprise grade SSD is 15 times faster than a HDD and comes in 128GB-1TB capacities.

Q: How to move files to or from your iOS or Android device
A: Kingston’ Wireless Family sets up a Wi-Fi SSID and allows transfers to and from any smart device to external storage – it will even recharge your smart device.

Independent world leader in memory products Kingston has released the DataTraveler 2000 encrypted USB Flash drive with hardware encryption and PIN protection via an alphanumeric keypad.

It is now possible for a flash drive to jump to HyperX speed – 350MB/s read and 250MB/s write – that is fast!

HyperX, a division of Kingston Technology memory products will sponsor and participate at the PAX Australia event on October 30th to November 1st 2015, at Melbourne’s Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The new Macbook has one USB-C type connector. Kingston have released a dual USB C and USB 3.1 flash drive in 16, 32, and 64GB capacities to work with it.

Windows To Go devices are a growing business for Imation Mobile Security, business development manager Elizabeth Parsons told iTWire.

If you’re going to record 4K video, you’ll need a microSD card that can cope with all that data at ultra high speeds, with Kingston’s new cards delivering the goods.

Kingston's new HyperX 3K SSD range is aimed at those looking for performance without the big pricetag usually associated with SSDs.