Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 64GB
Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 64GB
Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 64GB flash drive with USB 3.2 Gen 1 transfer interface
The DataTraveler Kyson USB flash drive with a 64GB capacity is compact enough to attach easily to your keyring, keeping your important files securely by your side. Kingston DataTraveler Kyson is a USB 3.2 Gen 1 compliant storage solution for laptops, desktop computers, monitors, and other digital devices. It enables quick transfers and convenient storage of documents, music, videos, and more. It is perfect for everyday use at work, home, school, or anywhere you need to take your data.
Fast USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface
Work with large files and say goodbye to wasted time waiting for tasks like copying to finish. With DataTraveler Kyson you no longer have to wait around, because it offers high transfer speeds. It achieves these rapid data transfers using a modern USB 3.0 port, which transfers data many times faster than USB 2.0.
Key features of the Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 64GB
- Fast and reliable data transfer
- Handy keyring loop
- USB 3.2 Gen 1 interface with read speeds up to 200MB/s
- Compact physical design
- Compatibility across all operating systems
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Kingston Technology International Ltd / Kingston Digital International Ltd, Stratus House, College and Business Technology Park, Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin 15, D15 PEC4, Ireland [email protected]
Kingston Technology is a US company specializing in the production of peripherals for computer technology, founded in 1987. It was started by John Tu and David Sun, who immigrated from Taiwan. CG Kingston produces almost every type of data storage solution existing - USB flash drives, HDDs and SSDs, SD storage cards, computer RAM, and more. Kingston products are well worth the price, as they are known for incredible performance and durability.
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