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KingFast

Kingfast Storage Technology designs and manufactures high quality flash SSDs for hard disk replacement in applications ranging from enterprise servers, industrial / medical markets, rugged military systems and consumer products.

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With the effort of our experts, we cooperate closely with advanced companies in the area of data storage from Taiwan and Korean. Our products are distributed worldwide, and have earned a high reputation for reliability from our customers.
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2.5" SATA MLC SSDs
539/468 MB/s R/W - 60/120/240/480GB
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KingFast - addresses and links

Kingfast Storage Technology Co., Ltd
1152F, DongMing building, Mingkang Rd
Longhua district, Shenzhen city
China 518000
url:-http://www.kfast.com.cn

see also: - KingFast - editor mentions on STORAGEsearch.com

  • editor's comments:- May 2011 - KingFast designs and makes 1.8", 2.5" and 3.5" flash SSDs for the following markets:- consumer, industrial, enterprise and military. All their military grade SSDs have built-in fast erase functions - although the operating temperature range is "industrial" 40-85°C.
KingFast mentions in SSD market history

In August 2009 - KingFast announced its ZIF range of MLC SSDs available in 1.8", 2.5" and 3.5" sizes with access times of 0.1mS and 9,000 read IOPS.

In September 2011 - KingFast's fast consumer 2.5" SATA SSDs can deliver 26K/ 16K R/W IOPS and 539MB/s and 468MB/s R/W throughput - and are available with upto 480GB capacity.

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