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CTIA Wireless I.T. & Entertainment 2007, SF, CA
and Fountain Valley, CA -- (October 23, 2007) --
Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent
world leader in memory products, today announced
the expansion of its Mobile Phone Village microsite
with the launch of a Mobile Memory Configurator and
a free daily song download from eMusic, the world's
largest retailer of independent music, on Kingston.com.

In addition to the new site features, Kingston will
highlight its full line of Flash memory cards, readers
and kits supporting the expansion memory needs of
the mobile consumer during the wireless show.

"Working with Kingston, eMusic is providing mobile
consumers with a free music bonus with our daily
download,” said Greg Hohman, Vice President Business
Development and Emerging Markets, eMusic. "eMusic
tracks are downloaded in the universally-compatible
MP3 format, so transfer to any PC, digital device,
MP3-enabled mobile phone or expansion memory card
is quick and easy. Once consumers experience the
eMusic daily download with Kingston, they can sign up
for a free eMusic trial to enjoy even more of our
catalogue of nearly three million tracks and thousands
of audiobooks.”

"Over the past couple of years, Kingston has developed
innovative storage solutions to support the device and
entertainment needs of the mobile consumer and our
wireless business has soared,” said Wendy Lecot, Flash
memory marketing manager, Kingston®. "As this
emerging market evolves, becoming more demanding
and complex, Kingston continues to produce faster
speed, greater capacity cards; handy card/device
readers and a variety of tools like the Mobile Memory
Configurator and the eMusic song of the day download
that collectively enhance one's mobile experience.”

Supporting hundreds of handsets from more than 40
different manufacturers, the Kingston Mobile Memory
Configurator offers helpful upgrade information and
device details for consumers to find the right memory
expansion solution. Kingston is constantly adding new
mobile memory information as new brands and handset
models are introduced.