Review: Yoggie Pico personal firewall

  2007-06-26 09:30:03
Yoggie's innovative Yoggie Pico may well be the first hardware firewall that is truly practical for mobile workers running Windows-based computers. The device appears to work well, except for a simplistic web-based user interface that may not satisfy technical users. 
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