Kingston launched the world’s largest capacity USB flash drive, the DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0.
The flash drive is available now with 512GB, and a 1-terabyte version will become available.Which is the largest capacity ever, the HyperX Predator is “the fastest USB 3.0 Flash drive in the Kingston family,” with read/write speeds up to 240MB and 160MBper second, according to a press release distributed at CES.
But all that speed and capacity won’t come cheap.
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That alone reveals plenty, though, as the 512GB Predator goes for a suggested retail price of $1,750 (UK£1,092, AU$1,656, Rs.60,000) .
That kind of price tag is no joke, but the company rep told TechRadar that the high-capacity USB stick is a niche product – one meant for a particular group of consumers who, said the Kingston rep, over the years have expressed to Kingston that price is no issue when it comes to high-capacity portable storage.
The cost is really high for this, because you can buy 20TB of hard drive in this price.
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