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Kingston Technology announced the launch of three new compelling USB flash drives-
Kingston DataTraveler Kyson, Kingston DataTraveler 80 and Kingston DataTraveler Duo in India. The new USB flash drives aim to provide versatility, flexibility and ultimate connectivity on-the-go.
Kingston DataTraveler Kyson (DTKN) -It is a high-performance Type-A USB flash drive with extremely fast transfer speeds of up to 200MB/s read and 60MB/s write, allowing quick and convenient file transfers. With up to 256GB of storage, you can store and share photos, videos, music and other content on the go. The capless metal design will save you the trouble of losing a cap, and the functional loop makes it easy to be taken wherever you go. DataTraveler Kyson is a stylish, dependable USB-A Flash drive that comes with a limited 5-year warranty.
How much do they cost?
Like SD and microSD cards, USB flash drives have become a commodity product. There’s an abundance of great options at every price point, and choosing higher capacity, better performance or a particular physical design rarely costs much more than buying a basic device. Shop online and you can pick up a 32GB USB 3.0 stick for well under £10, or double the capacity for just a fiver more. Things only get expensive with the highest-capacity drives, but you can still find 256GB devices for less than £50.
How much storage do I actually need?
When most of us buy a USB flash drive, we’re balancing price against capacity. 8GB and 16GB drives still exist, but these days there’s precious little price difference between them and a 32GB drive. You’ll pay £5 to £8 more for a 64GB drive, and it’s really only once you get to 128GB and above that you start paying the big bucks. 64GB is probably the sweet spot, particularly if you’re not moving massive files ar