Kingston reportedly developed a new Intel-certified dual-channel DDR3 memory kit. The KHX2400C9D3T1K2/4GX runs at a blazing 2400MHz at 9-11-9-27-2 timings at 1.65V, this is an announcement only as the memory will be available in Q2 2010.

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Kingston announced HyperX LoVo DDR3 memory modules that require only 1.35V (low voltage) or 1.25V (ultra-low voltage).

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Kingston introduced the new SSDNow V “Value” series of solid state disk with support for the TRIM command. Performance depends on the model, the 128GB version is the fastest one with read speeds of up to 200MB/s and write speeds of up to 160MB/s. The disks are sold as stand-alone, or in special notebook or desktop bundles. The stand-alone 30GB, 64GB and 128GB SSDs will be available for around $110, $208 and $362, respectively.

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If you really like to drop some cash in thus economic crisis, here’s a thought

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Computex Taipei 2009: Kingston just let us know that it has uploaded a funky introduction video of its HyperX memory cooling fan.

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