During CES 2023, Kingston Technology Company presented its new technological solutions for the end user.
Kingston IronKey launched its first USB Type-C Vault Privacy 50C (IKVP50C) drive. Now, on any system, users can protect their data against BadUSB attacks since it is FIPS 197 certified and has 256-bit XTS-AES encryption capability. The multiple password option with complex or phrase modes allows users to choose a numeric PIN, sentence with spaces, or a list of words, making their password easy to remember, but difficult for others to guess.

The award-winning line of hardware-encrypted storage products offers a variety of features designed to protect you and your information. Regardless of whether it is the VP50 series, KP200 with FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certification and with an alphanumeric keyboard or the VP80ES being the first external SSD independent of Kingston's OS with an intuitive color touch screen, the user will avoid being an easy target of attack.

The last time Kingston was present at CES, the company launched its Kingston FURY line for gamers that included memory and storage for those looking for top-level performance. From high-speed Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 to 7200MT/s Impact SODIMM for small form factor systems or the Renegade SSD with heatsink, the line gives PC enthusiasts, gamers and content creators the power and style they are looking for.

Kingston continues its collaboration with Intel to demonstrate the gaming power that comes when you combine the latest Intel NUC system technology with Kingston FURY high-performance memory and storage.