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Kingston Technology SSD drives for 2012

An interview with Kingston Technology's Mike Mohney: Senior Technology Manager about the new line of SSD solid state drives from Kingston to be released in 2012. Interview conducted at CES by Dave Taylor of AskDaveTaylor.com

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