Kingston is one of those companies that, after several presentations, seem to have taken a liking to breaking records. I say this after seeing the presentation that the company leaders just made at the CES 2017 where, neither short nor lazy, they have presented what they themselves have not hesitated to classify as the world's largest capacity pendrive, a model baptized as Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT which, among other things, promises up to 2 TB of capacity.
As a detail before continuing, let me know that this very exclusive pendrive model will also be available in a 1 TB capacity version. Whatever your choice, they both support one interface USB 3.1 generation 1 with USB-A connector. Undoubtedly, taking into account where the market is beginning to look, this last detail is quite unique, given the possible criticisms, the company affirms that, at least for the moment, there is not enough market for USB-C pen drives.
Kinsgton DataTraveler Ultimate GT, the world's largest capacity pendrive.
As Kingston assures, one of the problems associated with a pendrive of such capacity is its durability. To ensure that your star pendrive withstands possible shocks, splashes of water and even extreme temperatures, it is committed to building the body, of 72 x 26,9, 21 mm with a material like zinc. Thanks to this characteristic, the company claims to be in a position to offer a 5 years warranty.
If you are interested in a pendrive of these characteristics, tell you that Kingston, during its presentation, assured that it would be launched on the market during the first quarter of this year 2017 at a price that, as is often the case, will be announced later and, in turn, will depend on the market.