HyperX milestones: 65M memory modules sold, 10M headsets, 1M keyboards

Kingston's gaming division HyperX has reached 3 gigantic milestones.

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Kingston's gaming division has a lot to celebrate today, with HyperX hitting 3 huge milestones -- the first, it has sold over 65 million memory modules, 10 million gaming headsets, and 1 million keyboards.

HyperX milestones: 65M memory modules sold, 10M headsets, 1M keyboards | TweakTown.com

HyperX has continued to fill out its range of products with a huge range of HyperX memory, all the way through to FURY and Predator families of HyperX DIMMs with gorgeous RGB lighting. Selling over 65 million DIMMs is a big milestone for HyperX and Kingston.

HyperX general manager Mark Leathem explains: "HyperX continues to exceed our expectations in market share, firmly established as both a leader in PC headsets and a pioneer in the gaming industry. Hyperx continues to exceed our expectations in market share, firmly established as both a leader in PC headsets and a pioneer in the gaming industry".

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