Kingston Said To Be Cutting Prices For NAND Flash Applications
Next newsUS-based memory module maker Kingston Technology, having reserved large capacity of NAND flash from Samsung Electronics, has launched a pricing campaign trying to boost its share in the memory card market, according to industry sources. Kingston has lowered prices 10-20% for its memory card and flash drives in many regions, the sources said.
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Source : Tom's Hardware US
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