Pogoplug lets you access your files in the cloud – CES 2010
Last year we ran into Pogoplug at the Sands and learned on how you can share your files over the internet. Andy McCaskey was literally enamored in this product. We then went and got pogoplugs – Todd Cochrane got them for all his crew.
We ran into the guys from PogoPlug this year at Show Stoppers. Andy was right on this one. We learned about the new version of the Pogo Plug. It is easy to Install – Plug in a USB drive, plug in to your router and plug into the wall. That’s it.
The Pogoplug also employs full web access. You call up the files from a browser and see files you need. There is even an iPhone app for that!
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Full Web Access
All the files from your external hard drive can be viewed or downloaded through your Web browser, with no need to download or install extra software.
iPhone Support
Access all your media from an iPhone, and even send new pictures from your iPhone straight to your home, with a single click.
Works Just Like Your Hard Drive
Your Pogoplug is accessible through Windows Explorer and Mac Finder. It’s just like using a drive that is directly connected to your computer.
Safe, Simple Sharing
Easily share your home videos and photos with friends and family. No uploading required!
Add-ons
Pogoplug is getting even better all the time. Our system is expandable over the Web. Soon, your Pogoplug can connect directly to popular sites such as backup, file synchronization, photo printing and more.
Specs
Power requirements: 100-240V, 50/60HZ
Drive connection: USB 2.0
Drive Formats: NTFS, FAT32, Mac OS Extended Journaled and non-Journaled (HFS+), EXT-2/EXT-3
Network connection: Gigabit Ethernet
Operating Systems: MS Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Mac OSX 10.5 and above (Intel and PowerPC) 32bit kernel only, Linux
Web browsers: Safari, FireFox 3, IE 7, IE 8, Chrome
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