As among one of the most-awaited brands to be at COMPUTEX 2023, Kingston unveiled a couple of new products that include a non-binary DDR5 memory, Industrial SD card, and the DC600M Enterprise SSD.
“We’re thrilled to be back at COMPUTEX to present comprehensive solutions that will help users in different fields of their lives succeed, as ‘Kingston Is With You’,” APAC Sales/Marketing and Business Development Vice President Kevin Wu said on their presence at COMPUTEX 2023.
Kingston’s new non-binary DDR5 memory aims to satisfy users’ ideal memory-to-core ratios without sacrificing bandwidth, offering flexible capacity sizes and cost-effective options to help lower system costs. Its non-binary DDR5 memory is also available with its FURY gaming memory with 18 RGB FURY CTRL effects.
Other FURY products include an improved DDR4 memory with a new heat spreader design and an updated version of its Renegade SSD.
Its DC600M Enterprise SSD is made for mixed-use workloads that have good latency and IOPS consistency to meet the needs of businesses. The same goes for its Industrial SD card, which is made for write-intensive recording in harsh environments.
For its smart living and smart travel experiences, Kingston joins forces with EVA Air, along with Acer, ASUS, BBK Electronics, OPPO, and more in integrating its memory products on smart home devices.
