Kingston were showing off their 8x8GB DDR4 kit at CES claiming a world first for a 3GHz 64GB kit:

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No word on price, but DDR4 isn’t cheap and the highest speed kit will be expensive on top of that.DSC_9106 copyThe more important launch was the M.2 Predator SSD:
DSC_9114 copyIt can also come with an adapter to mount it in a pcie slot:
DSC_9117 copyThe drive was also built into a Lian Li/ROG rig complete with EK blocks.DSC_9116 copy

These new M.2 drives are really going to usher in the next level of ssd performance.  However traditional SSDs were also represented with a new Hyper X drive:
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There was also two new headsets continuing the Hyper X brand, while these are 7.1 units, they are not 7.1 DTS, nor do they have individual drivers.  DSC_9110 copyThey did sound pretty good though, and playing a few game demos showed pretty good sound positioning.  There’s also an inline remote to turn surround on or off, mic mutes and volume:
DSC_9111 copyWe got to walk away with one, so we’ll be doing a more full review soon.

Lastly we saw a cool streaming box that lets you plug in some kind of storage device such as USB or SD card and streams music or movies.  It can also plug into a LAN and generate a wifi hotspot:

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It’s cool but my only wish was that at this size it should include some internal storage of its own.  Adding in 128gb of internal flash storage would make it a lot more desirable to me.

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