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Kingston KTN-VS/8 8MB Flash Memory Card
- 8MB (Megabyte) storage capacity
- Flash Memory Card technology
- Designed for specific legacy devices
- Suitable for small data storage needs
- Compact form factor
- Reliable data retention for its capacity
- Likely uses a proprietary or older interface (e.g., SmartMedia, CompactFlash variant)
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Product Overview
The Kingston KTN-VS/8 is an 8MB (Megabyte) Flash Memory Card. This older technology card was typically used for storing small amounts of data, such as configuration files, firmware, or small documents, in devices that supported its specific interface.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 8MB |
| Technology | Flash Memory Card |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | Kingston |
| Model | KTN-VS/8 |
Product Description
The Kingston KTN-VS/8 is a compact flash memory card with a storage capacity of 8 Megabytes. In today's context of Gigabyte and Terabyte storage, 8MB is a very small amount of data. This type of card was prevalent in the late 1990s and early 2000s, used in devices such as early digital cameras, PDAs, MP3 players, and industrial equipment that required portable, non-volatile storage for small files. Given its small capacity and the 'VS' designation, it's possible this card uses a specific interface or is intended for a particular application, perhaps for storing firmware, configuration settings, or small data logs. Without knowing the exact interface type (e.g., SmartMedia, CompactFlash, or a proprietary format), its compatibility is limited to devices designed to accept it. Kingston, a reputable manufacturer of memory products, produced these cards to meet the storage needs of the era. While largely obsolete for consumer electronics, such cards might still be found in specialized industrial or legacy systems where they continue to serve their original purpose of holding small, critical data sets.
