Kingston DataTraveler: The World's Largest 2TB USB Flash Drive

Who needs a hard drive, or a cloud storage? With Kingston's new 2 TB flash drive-that is two terabytes-you can bear your whole digital life, completely in your pocket.

Demonstrating that physical storage gadgets aren't dead, Kingston took the wraps off of a 2TB thumb drive at CES 2017 in Las Vegas. The DataTraveler Ultimate Generation Terabyte may be a mouthful to state, yet it can fit your whole digital life on it. It holds more than a completely tricked out MacBook Pro, truth be told reports, PCWorld.

In recent appearing of the 1 TB Kingston DataTraveler HyperX Predator USB 3.0 blaze drive a year ago, Kingston has one-upped itself with the DataTraveler Ultimate Generation Terabyte, a comparable USB 3.0 flash drive with limits of up to two terabytes, utilizing a USB 3.1 interface reports, BetaNews.

As was stated on the CES, the Ultimate Generation Terabyte is a beast, as the key itself predominates the USB connector. By and large, it quantifies 72mm x 26.94mm x 21mm (that is 2.83 inches by 1 inch by 0.83 inches).

So what would you be able to do with all that capacity? Kingston has a few recommendations: Store up to 70 hours of 4K video, 256,000 16MB photographs and 96 PC games.

Kingston isn't revealing a cost for the new drive, however many can perceive a few pieces of information from its last-generation drive. The DataTraveler HyperX Predator transports in two capacities: $295.59 for the 512 GB version and an incredible $2,730 for the 1 TB form. (Both costs originate from Amazon; Kingston doesn't list any costs for the drive all alone site.) It's sensible, then, to expect that Kingston will charge much, substantially more than $2,730 for the new 2 TB model, and it's conceivable that the cost could even twofold to $5,500 as a result of the sheer curiosity of the item.

In any case, what difference does it make? Users have 2 terabytes in their pocket.