Kingston has just announced a new 2.5-inch solid state drive along their SSDNow V Series line called the 40GB BootDrive. It comes with a relatively small 40GB storage capacity, but it’s designed to serve a specific role as a system drive for faster OS functions and boot-up times, and should be affordable enough for users to pick up a larger drive for main storage.

The BootDrive is set to ship November 9th in two packages: a $115 basic package that comes with only the drive, and a $130 kit that comes with a 3.5-inch mounting kit for desktops.

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