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MojoPac 2.0 was released last week. Since it had been quite some time since I last played with the previous version I grabbed the 2.0 version (free) this weekend for a quick spin. First impression? Probably the same as the first time I played with it: This is so cool! Your complete environment on a Back in April of this year I spent some time trying out MojoPac [My Mojo Experience]. In general I liked it, but after the 30 day trial I just couldn’t rationalize the $50 price tag. By way of a reminder: MojoPac is a technology that transforms your iPod or USB Hard Drive or Flash drive into a Since September of last year I’ve been curious about this MojoPac thing. Missed all the buzz? From the Overview: MojoPac is a technology that transforms your iPod or USB Hard Drive or Flash drive into a portable and private PC. Just install MojoPac on any USB 2.0 complaint storage device, upload your applications My local Micro Center recently had a good deal going on 1GB USB drives. Or at least, $15.99 seemed like a good deal to me, so on a whim I stopped in last week and picked one up. Not that I really needed one, mind you. I have my trusty little 256MB that easily  November 5th, 2006 |  Tags: box.net, MojoPac, moka5, portable-apps, Pstart, TrueCrypt, usb, vmware |  6 comments I tried to have a look at MojoPac a couple weeks ago. I had no luck primarily due my non-standard windows installation location. Bummer Curious to see if any progress had been made on that front, I swung by their forums this evening to find them closed for remodeling. However there’s an announcement |
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