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Pogoplug Upgrades Its Network-Attached Storage



Pogoplug Series 4

POGOPLUG LETS YOU turn any USB-attached drive into a network-accessible drive. Pogoplug’s Series 4 is a vast improvement over previous models, starting with the upgrade of the USB ports to the 3.0 standard. In addition, Series 4 offers a SATA/USM slot on the top of the unit and an SD Card slot.
Pogoplug makes estab­lishing your own remotely accessible storage easy. Power up the unit, attach it to your network router or switch, and step through a simple online setup proce­dure using your browser you then can access the unit (as well as any attached drives) from anywhere you have an Internet connection. You don’t even have to enter a unit ID, as in the past.
The Pogoplug website por­tal where you upload, down­load, share, and view files is capable enough to get the task done. You use an email address and a password to log on. Of course, you're lim­ited to the speed of your connection, but if you con­nect from the same local network, the Pogoplug is smart enough to bypass the Web portal and use the local connection for much faster uploads and downloads.
With Series 4, Pogoplug has finally addressed a major concern about the company's devices that they would be useless if the company/portal ever went belly up. The company now has a PC/Mac/Linux soft­ware client that lets you directly access (restore) the files contained on the con­nected storage, and back up files from your PC. Portal or no, you can now use the Pogoplug for local network storage.

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