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Adorama has the Pogoplug Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device (Black) for $16 with free shipping. Features cloud/mobile printing and includes ethernet cable. Claims setup takes less than 60 seconds.
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $15 at Adorama
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $20 at JR.com
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $19 at Adorama
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $20 at JR.com
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $23 at Rakuten.com Shopping
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $28 at Rakuten.com Shopping
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- Pogoplug POGO-P21 Media Sharing Device $28 at Rakuten.com Shopping
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If you load ARM Linux then this box becomes somewhat functional. Pogoplug parent company is moving to cloud storage solutions so I am not sure what future this thing has coming.
It actually makes for a decently fast Linux solution. You can load Samba, FTPd, MiniDLNA for a pretty usable and low power home NAS.
Makes for a decent PogoPlug too. Certainly way too limited for most of us, but a lot of ppl have very basic needs and would be thrilled to have these capabilities. Having played around w/ it as a PogoPlug for a while, and I can definitely see where it would be useful as is. For the more adventurous, hacking is a nice option too.