Kingston Flashes into Photofair 2008
Kingston Technology shawcases its flash memory lineup at Photofair 2008.
Kingston is showcasing its latest range of flash memory solutions for the growing digital photography market in India at Photofair 2008, the 13th edition of the world’s third largest photography exhibition after PMA, USA and Photokina, Germany.
An active supporter and enabler of digital photography around the world, Kingston Technology plans to display its entire range of flash memory solutions for the digital photography market including flash media cards, USB drives and multi-card readers at this event. Kingston will present its popular CompactFlash cards including CF Elite Pro 133X and CF Ultimate 266X; SecureDigital high capacity digital camera memory solutions including SDHC Class4/Class 6, microSDHC Class4 and microSD flash cards; DDR3 memory modules, designed for use in high-end graphic workstations used by Digital photography enthusiasts; and DataTraveler 110 and DataTraveler 400 USB drives, designed for use by photographers to easily store, move and share their digital photo albums.
"Digital Photography is firmly in the saddle in India and we believe PhotoFair 2008 represents a unique opportunity for us to showcase our entire product line for this growing market and to also enter into a constructive dialogue with target audiences including professional and amateur digital photographers, photography retailers and large photo industry OEMs to further expand our marketshare," said Nitin Malhotra, Country Manager, India, Kingston Technology.
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