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The Pogoplug offers a convenient way to be able to backup your files and also have access to them from any Internet connection as well as share select files with others. I have been using one for a few weeks now, and have a review coming soon. But today, Pogoplug… Continue Reading »

Welcome to another week gone that you are not getting back.  No matter how much we loathe the week, it’s in the books and no amount of illegal narcotics is going to change that fact.  For these nominees, who I suspect are on crack, this week hasn’t been kind.  Let’s… Continue Reading »

Welcome to another week gone that you are not getting back.  No matter how much we loathe the week, it’s in the books and no amount of illegal narcotics is going to change that fact.  For these nominees, who I suspect are on crack, this week hasn’t been kind.  Let’s… Continue Reading »

Recently, I have had some time to check one of the latest Verizon smartphones, the Motorola DROID running Google Android 2.0.  This is the first time I had used the Android platform and I was pleased with the hardware functionality of the DROID as well as the ease of use… Continue Reading »

One of the things I liked the most about the XP4000 is the size of the base. It’s less than half an inch longer than a MyTouch 3G and isn’t as wide as a Nintendo DS. Even while charging my phone, the XP4000 sat comfortably in my pocket without forming… Continue Reading »

Check out the gallery: Energizer XP4000/ Nintendo DS Comparison

One of the worst case scenarios for tech junkies and neat freaks is having to stretch a long Ethernet cable throughout your home in order to connect one or more devices to the web. NetGear has figured out a way to connect all your devices using an everyday electrical outlet.

Powerline is a group of devices that plug into your wall to eliminate the clutter brought on by Ethernet cables. It connects HDTV’s game consoles, DVR’s and PC’s with very little effort. Powerline also disables itself when not in use to save electricity. NETGEAR is branding this product to be very environmentally friendly.

Powerline comes in three different units depending on what your connection needs are. The differences between the 85Mbps Powerline Ethernet Adapter,  Powerline AV 200 Adapter and the Powerline AV+ 200 Adapter lie in how many mega bits per second you need transferred from your internet connection. The AV+ also comes with an extra outlet for noise filtering.

Powerline will work effectively in homes up to 5000 square feet and comes with a one year warranty from NETGEAR.

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Christmas is nearly two weeks away and I’m sure many of us, me included, have not even begun shopping for Holiday presents.  Hopefully, some of the deals for this week’s Recession-O-Rama will help you pick out some great gifts for family and friends.  Today, we have deals ranging from Wii… Continue Reading »

Described as hotter than Black Friday, retailers are trying outdo one another and Dell has just stepped up to the plate.  Offering the popular Nintendo Wii for $179.99 with free shipping will be one of the lowest prices of the season.  We doubt you’ll see a cheaper price than that.… Continue Reading »

What’s better than a Black Friday sale?  A desperate Pre-Black Friday sale in hopes to get all the dollars you would have spent on the actual Black Friday.  Wal-Mart delivers with a sale this Saturday, Novermber 7.  The deals look worthy of making a special trip. From the Xbox 360… Continue Reading »

Welcome back to InterrupTech.  Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry.  We cover the Barnes & Noble Nook, Windows 7, Moto’s Droid, Apple’s latest computers, Dell’s new Adamo XPS, RIM’s new BlackBerry watch, VW’s new iPhone app, and Google’s music service.  Continue Reading »