Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT: While laptops stole the show at this year's CES in Las Vegas, Kingston was the one to show off something truly amazing. The company unveiled what appears to be its first 2TB USB drive.
It's called the Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT (Generation Terabyte). The new device has a larger capacity than many of our hard drives, and what's truly incredible is how the manufacturer managed to pack such capacity into such a small space. 
The dimensions of Kingston's new USB flash drive are only 72×26.94x21mm (yes, we're talking about millimeters) and it's almost impossible to lose data due to shock as the company protects the device in a specially designed zinc-alloy metal case.
The new USB will be released in two different capacities, 1TB and 2TB, but the company has not yet announced the prices they will have when they hit the market. According to the company, the devices will start shipping next month, so we will know more details soon.
“Power users will be able to store massive amounts of data, such as up to 70 hours of 4K video on a single 2TB drive. The DataTraveler Ultimate GT offers superior quality with a high-end design as it is constructed from a zinc-aluminum metal casing for shock resistance. Its compact size gives professionals an easy, portable high-capacity solution for storing and transferring files,” Kingston says.
In terms of technical specifications, there's not much to say about the new USB, except perhaps that it supports USB 3.1 speeds and can operate from -25 to 60 degrees Celsius.
