Kingston Technology revealed its upcoming NVMe SSD roadmap along with Workflow Station and Readers earlier at CES 2021. Industry leading SSDs will be at the forefront for the public to experience the best-in-class technology.

With Kingston’s Workflow Station and Readers, users have the freedom to create and customize a file offload setup that fits their needs for transferring video, photos, and audio from multiple sources at once. Simultaneously connect your devices with the Workflow Station Dock to keep the transfer going smoothly. Workflow Readers can also be used standalone by connecting to a laptop via USB-C for that portable workflow too.

“It’s not just the flexibility of the Workflow Station and its Readers that is sure to aid content creators, but also the speed.”

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“Workflow Station products support incredible USB 3.2 speeds, which together with Kingston’s high-performance memory cards and USB flash drives get users through the post-production process faster than ever.”

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Kingston will continue to offer new client and data center U.2 NVMe drives in 2021, including its first PCIe NVMe Gen 4.0 SSDs and external USB 3.2 SSD:

• Ghost Tree: Kingston’s upcoming High-Performance Gen 4.0 drive is perfect for the content creator and power user. Codenamed “Ghost Tree,” Kingston is targeting speeds of 7000MB/s read and write, stretching PCIe Gen 4.0 x4 8-channel to the limit with capacities ranging from 1TB-4TB.
• NV Series: The latest Gen 3.0 x4 SSD is the ideal entry-level drive for first-time NVMe users with capacities up to 2TB.
• XS2000: Kingston’s all-new USB 3.2 Gen 2 x 2 external drives with 500GB – 2TB capacities is perfect as additional storage for photos, videos and other files. The USB Type-C^® interface allows for super-fast data transfers up to 2,000MB/s.
• DC1500M: The Data Center 1500M is an update to the DC1000Madding support for multi-namespaces. The U.2 NVMe SSD is designed to support a wide range of data-intensive workloads including cloud computing, web hosting and virtual infrastructures.

You can always find more information via the official website.