Kingston readies 1TB USB 3.0 stick. May cost $4,000

[HEXUS]

HyperX Predator crazy capacity matched by crazy price.

Watch the show..

[Raz316]

"Yeah, so this USB stick here contains 64GB!!! Cost me around 30 quid"
"Mate, that's nothing I've got one that holds 1TB! AND it only cost me $4,000"
"Haha whatever, prove it.."
"Eat your words my friend, it's right h... hold on it might be in this pocket.... or maybe I left it on my desk... oh bother"

[b0redom]

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[stevie lee]

so whats wrong with something like a touro 1tb for £65 that does 60mb/s ?
thats just as portable.

although it doesnt have the cool factor does it.
but atleast youll have $3900 to buy a snow machine which makes everything else cool

i think theyre not going to have that many sales.

[krazy_olie]

As the interview says, this is really for IT use, not personal.

[technodean]

Why not concentrate on a 1tb SSD instead of a 1tb flash drive.

[watercooled]

I still don't see the advantage something like this offers over a 2.5" 1TB USB HDD considering the price, whether it's for personal/business/military/whatever?

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Is it even MIL-SPEC or at the very least ruggedised??

[MercutioUK]

Indeed. I'd think most IT guys would be perfectly happy with a 1TB SSD and a skinny usb powered enclosure to keep it in. That would TBH be equally/more cool and you'd be able to nicely answer the call for more SSD (it's a feint call as they'd cost too much) space in a drive.

I don't really get where they're going with this market wise.