I have the Iomega iConnect last Monday, and it is very difficult to write about it, without a comparison with the Pogoplug that I fall a few weeks ago.

The iConnect is essentially the same as Pogoplug because of USB storage can be in a home network.

You can use the iConnect in the photo of the “black box” that can be connected all other drives. The iConnect may contain, in seconds set up with his wireless router cable and software. If it is on the wall, four USB driver or even the hard drives can be connected to it.

The user can then access their files on the hard drives from anywhere there is a computer connected to the Internet.

Yes, it is Pogoplug in a word, but the iConnect Iomega does not have certain properties that Pogoplug. IConnect has, for example, DLNA UPnP AV Media Server to stream pictures, audio and video content on a variety of media devices. It also has the Time Machine support for Apple users.

Did I mention that iConnect cheaper than the Iomega Pogoplug? You should be able to get iConnect on the website of the company for about $ 99, $ 30, which provides for less than the Pogoplug.