Monday July 25 12:45 pm

Kingston Wi-Drive 32GB Unboxing and Video Review

Read the whole article here http //www.legitreviews.com/article/1660/1/ Kingston has been in the memory game for a very long time and is well known as the makers of high reliability top quality DIMMs. In fact in 2011 they were ranked as the world's number-one memory module manufacturer for the third-party memory market with 46% market share. But I bet what you didn't know they do more than just make great DIMMs. The Kingston USB Wi-Drive is a sleek sexy package about the size of an iPhone 3, but slightly slimmer, that allows you to have your own battery powered wireless flash storage system wherever you go. Even better you can share this storage with two other friends for a total of three devices connected at a time, all streaming the same or different content. Imagine all three of you watching that cool movie each on your own device with the added bonus of still being able to surf the Internet. How did Kingston pull that off? With one of the best features of the Wi-drive! Simply point it at any available wireless access point and it will associate and then bridge the connection through the Wi-Drive. This allows you and your buddies to surf the web while listening to your 32GB music collection which works out to about 6000 MP3's or more than enough for a long road trip on the team bus.
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