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..........	KingFast KingFast International Electronics Co., Ltd, 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.
	KingFast is headquartered in Shenzhen city, P.R. China and our design experts co-operate closely with other advanced companies in the area of data storage from Taiwan and Korea. Our products are distibuted worldwide, and have earned a high reputation for quality and reliability from our customers. Unlike some other SSD companies - who focus on price - our mission is delivering the most reliable, fast and stable data storage solution for our clients. We invest heavily in research and development, and work with our customers to ensure that our production testing and verification processes ensure they get consistent products to the high standards they expect.
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1.8", 2.5" & 3.5" flash SSDs for consumer, industrial, enterprise & rugged apps from KingFast	...	KingFast - addresses and links
		KingFast International Electronics Co., Ltd Qiurui Building, Minzhi Rd Longhua district Shenzhen city P.R. China url:-http://www.kfast.com.cn		consumer grade SSDs (1.8", 2.5") enterprise grade SSDs (2.5", 3.5") industrial grade SSDs (2.5") rugged SSDs (2.5")

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

• editor's comments:- September 2009 - 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.
  
  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.

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