Kingston has just launched on the market a new line of SSD drives for the consumer market in its integrated range SSDNow, consisting of two kits of memory upgrade to SSD to replace the hard-drives of desktops and notebooks.

In-line SSDNow-V, new memories now have a PVP from 139 euros and are available in a version with 64GB and 128GB capacity, including in the package itself SSD drive, software for cloning drives and external boxes to reuse the hard-drives replaced.

The upgrade kit for notebook includes an external box with USB connection to host disks 2.5 “, the kit comes with the desktop by” rails “adapters to integrate a disk 2.5″ bay for a 3.5. ” The price of the kits is the same for both versions.

With this proposal, Kingston argues that the user will have a storage unit next generation – quicker, reliable and less energy consumption – at the same time using the hard-drive replaced to “win” an external storage unit for backup.

Prices: Kit with SSD 64GB – € 139; kit with 128GB SSD – € 249.

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