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#72501 27-Nov-2010 11:30
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Seen the Pogoplug mentioned on Geckzone occasionally. Hard to get in NZ. Currently Amazon have a special on the basic model @ $US44. Should land in NZ for about $NZ90 incl p&p. Not a bad price. NZ shipping OK.

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  #410186 27-Nov-2010 12:19
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Shipping to NZ from Amazon? Will check that later today.




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  #410189 27-Nov-2010 12:25
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Yep looks like shipping to NZ too :)

Good find!!! Might have to pick one up for a new PS3 streamer...
http://amzn.to/geK406


Priority 2-5 day courier is available too

$88.70NZD 8-16 day shipping




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  #410218 27-Nov-2010 14:39
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Other than being "always on" how is this better than using a PC?



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  #410219 27-Nov-2010 14:42
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Unfortunately the original listing seems to have changed, as has the price! Although the "9 new from $44.95" link still seems to accept shipping to NZ.

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  #410227 27-Nov-2010 15:28
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timmmay: Other than being "always on" how is this better than using a PC?


- 5w total power consumption vs 30-35w for an Atom vs 110+ for a Core 2 Duo/i5 based system
-  Allows you to setup an easy way to access your files through the web
- Transcoding can be done on the fly according to what I've read
- Cheaper than using a PC solely for streaming
 




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  #410228 27-Nov-2010 15:30
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If you use shipito you can get anything shipped here from Amazon :)

Shipito makes it a little more costly, but occasionally the ability to buy electronics from Amazon is golden (or US Ebayers who do not ship internationally).




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