BRAND NEW KINGSTON V+ SSD RANGE PRE-ORDER

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We've got the new version of the V+ SSD arriving on Monday with new higher speeds, bigger capacities and full TRIM support. Kingston have made the move away from Samsung and Intel and are based on the latest technology from Toshiba.

Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 64GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (SNVP325-S2/64GB) @ £152.99 inc VAT

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Kingston introduces the new SSDNow V+ solid-state drive to help consumers and organisations of all sizes enhance the performance and lifecycle of computers that have a SATA interface. Transferring your operating system and applications from a standard HDD to the SSD allows the SSD to be used as a bootable drive that takes full advantage of the Flash-based technology, which dramatically increases the performance of existing systems.

- Capacity: 64GB
- Read: Up to 230MB/sec
- Write: Up to 180MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- Low Power Consumption
- Lightweight (84g)
- Shock Resistant
- Warranty: 3 Years

Only £152.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 128GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (SNVP325-S2/128GB) @ £289.99 inc VAT

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Kingston introduces the new SSDNow V+ solid-state drive to help consumers and organisations of all sizes enhance the performance and lifecycle of computers that have a SATA interface. Transferring your operating system and applications from a standard HDD to the SSD allows the SSD to be used as a bootable drive that takes full advantage of the Flash-based technology, which dramatically increases the performance of existing systems.

- Capacity: 128GB
- Read: Up to 230MB/sec
- Write: Up to 180MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- Low Power Consumption
- Lightweight (84g)
- Shock Resistant
- Warranty: 3 Years

Only £289.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 256GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (SNVP325-S2/256GB) @ £559.99 inc VAT

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Kingston introduces the new SSDNow V+ solid-state drive to help consumers and organisations of all sizes enhance the performance and lifecycle of computers that have a SATA interface. Transferring your operating system and applications from a standard HDD to the SSD allows the SSD to be used as a bootable drive that takes full advantage of the Flash-based technology, which dramatically increases the performance of existing systems.

- Capacity: 256GB
- Read: Up to 230MB/sec
- Write: Up to 180MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- Low Power Consumption
- Lightweight (84g)
- Shock Resistant
- Warranty: 3 Years

Only £559.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Kingston SSDNow V+ Series 512GB 2.5" SATA-II Solid State Hard Drive (SNVP325-S2/512GB) @ £1,149.98 inc VAT

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Kingston introduces the new SSDNow V+ solid-state drive to help consumers and organisations of all sizes enhance the performance and lifecycle of computers that have a SATA interface. Transferring your operating system and applications from a standard HDD to the SSD allows the SSD to be used as a bootable drive that takes full advantage of the Flash-based technology, which dramatically increases the performance of existing systems.

- Capacity: 512GB
- Read: Up to 230MB/sec
- Write: Up to 180MB/sec
- NAND Flash: Multi-Level Cell (MLC)
- Interface: SATA-II
- Low Power Consumption
- Lightweight (84g)
- Shock Resistant
- Warranty: 3 Years

Only £1,149.98 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
Waiting for the smaller 40gb ones, when are they due?

P.S You've got the 512gb version down as having a capacity of 256gb in both ur thread post and the item :p
 
40GB SSD is EOL as Kingston are going to be working with Toshiba rather than Intel.

The 32GB ones should be around 2-3 weeks but there is no prices or part codes available yet.
 
Slackworth said:
40GB SSD is EOL as Kingston are going to be working with Toshiba rather than Intel.

The 32GB ones should be around 2-3 weeks but there is no prices or part codes available yet.
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Doh, meant the 32gb ones, shall hang around and see what they're like, either that or the Intel value one for me....
 
More 'Value' products I see :p - They may as well start putting their 'Performance' range drives up, then no one will be able to buy them ;) Seriously though why do they even bother to put a 'V' on it, to even insinuate it's a 'value' drive when it's the same price as the other drives?
 
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I found lots of benchies for the last gen SNVP225 but none for this one SNVP325, interested in the 4kb random read / write speeds, the last gen was poor in these tests.
 
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