Kingston Intros SSDNow M Series Kits

gaurang · #1 21-05-09, 06:31 PM

At just $10 more than the cost of the actual SSD, Kingston's SSD bundle is an attractive deal.

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Rastalovich · #2 21-05-09, 09:20 PM

I'm sorry gaurang, I'm failing to see the 'not-bad' in a $400+ external 80g kit.

djw746 · #3 22-05-09, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by name='Rastalovich'

I'm sorry gaurang, I'm failing to see the 'not-bad' in a $400+ external 80g kit.

agreed, when you can grab a velociraptor (74G

for $100 it is hard to spend 4x on SSD... soon though... it will become at least worth the premium...

gaurang · #4 22-05-09, 04:32 AM

If we look at other SSD options, then the deal is definitely "not-so-good", but considering the fact that the retail price of Intel's X25-M SSDs is close to the $400, this would be a better deal for those you are crazy about Intel.

WC Annihilus · #5 22-05-09, 03:10 PM

Not quite. Basically, Kingston's PR division behind. These things have been available for at least 2 weeks now here in the States. The price they say is behind the times as well, as Intel 80GB drives go for around $320 while the Kingston bundles go for about $340 and the 160GB Intel is $620 with Kingston $660

gaurang · #6 22-05-09, 03:12 PM

Now that really is stupid... sending out a press release for products that have already hit the market and also providing wrong pricing for the same.