A note about the condensation. I am an avid photographer and moving from cold to warm environments with a camera can damage it. There is a standard method of avoiding condensation damage.
I got my PogoPlug Two days ago here in Cambridge, MA. The temperature when it was delivered (and sat outside for 6 hours) was around 24 degress.
When I got it inside, I opened it up so the Pogoplug was accessible, then got a freezer quality zip-lock back and went back outside with the box. I then proceeded to put the plug into the bag and zip it up and bring it back in. What this does is gives you a bag with the same cold air as the plug -- with the same level of moisture in the air (relative humidity). So, as the bag warms up to the same ambient temperature as your home the humidity in the bag does not increase and condensation does not form on the PogoPlug. Using it while condensation is forming is REALLY bad. But having the condensation form at all -- on an precise electronics -- is not really good for it either.
I waited 4 hours until it had acclimated and then popped it open and away I went. No condensation ever formed on it. (What happened while it was being shipped is another story!)