Kingston back in the SDHC game with 32GB model

Don’t really know what’s happening to Kingston lately, but it seems like the US memory manufacturer is always showing up late in the game recently. At least in the SDHC department it is.

Anyway, better late then never. Kingston just released 32 GB SDHC card model, after releasing a 16 GB one a while ago. The draw back is that it’s only a class 4, rolling a speeds of 4 MB/s, well behind Panasonic’s 20MB/s Class 6 SDHC card. Considering it’s price, however, of ‘only’ 308$ it’s understandable. Practically you can buy 2 Kingston’s for the price of one Panasonic model. After all, who needs speed?