Kingston stories

Kingston’s NV2 is a fast PCIe 4.0 NVMe (non-volatile memory express) M.2 solid-state data storage drive. It is primarily intended for laptops and small form-factor PCs.

It's possibly a bit extravagant, but with a distinctive look and RGB lighting, this RAM could be the icing on the cake for your PC gaming powerhouse.

Renegade, Beast, and Impact, are all designed for gamers who want fast systems, or those who want to indulge in a little overclocking.

Aimed for use in laptops and small form factor PCs, these tiny but fast drives single-sided M.2 SSDs promise to be a great upgrade or new build storage solution. 

DC1000B is designed in a 2280 form factor that includes onboard power-loss protection and is engineered with 0.5DWPD endurance for extended service life.

The company has developed DDR4 memory especially for AlienWare PCs, and headsets for the PS4.

Kingston’s Server Premier modules are specifically engineered to take full advantage of AMD’s latest eight-channel server microarchitecture.

Memory provider says the device is shipping now in 512GB capacity, representing the fastest USB 3.0 Flash drive in the Kingston family.

The tough decisions have been made by Express Online and Huawei in NZ.

Synnex New Zealand will celebrate its seventh birthday this week, with a party which will literally ‘bring down the walls’.

Easiest way to get your PC lasting a few more years? Double the RAM, works a treat.

What ubiquitous tool has caused half of organisations to lose sensitive or confidential information?

Wireless memory tool for iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch on sale next week.

The local distributor best known for selling Dell has just achieved another milestone.

Demand for Solid State Drives from Simms International's New Zealand resellers has grown by over 400%.

Kingston and Simms International have launched the HyperX MAX 3.0 External USB 3.0 Drive.

Over 100 authorised resellers now signed up to the PartnerDirect programme with Simms.

Elgato, InvisibleSHIELD, Just Mobile, Kanex, and VMware join the peripherals business.

New sticks said to feature ten times the data transfer rates of the current USB 2.0 standard.

Vaughan Nankivell joins Simms as General Manager, Corporate and Enterprise.

Kingston steps up a gear in the secure USB market with latest signing.

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The Channel recently spoke to Simms NZ Managing Director Paul Johnston who talked us through how the company plans to operate in New Zealand.

I am fortunate to work in the IT industry in both the Australian and New Zealand markets and was recently  asked at a social gathering the differences between Australian and New Zealand resellers and how they have   adapted to the challenges of these economic times.