Why no Kensigton lock hole in the retina MBP?
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TheBearman
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I can recommend the maclock bracket. Not inexpensive (on sale for $60 at the moment) but mounts and looks fairly clean, all things considered. I don't like the "shell" version and the less expensive hinge locks have me worried about possible damage.
If anyone wants to steal your computer, the lock isn't going to help
Yeah the kensigton lock/hole has proven to be worthless.
Maclocks in fact have 3 solutions for the MBP-R
Maclocks made a nice move here since they offer 3 different solutions for the MBP-R:
1- The security case and lock bundle- I got this one when they launched it, I actually love how the case elevates the MBP and protects it, I took the rubberized black case that is actually strong and hardly being scratched.
They have 13" version and 15" version. Also have a combo lock version for both sizes which is cool!
2- A security case and lock bundle with a wedge 360' head lock- it's a new standard of security cable lock which allows a full rotation and swiveling.
3- For people who don't like a case on their MBP-R they made the locking bracket which integrates the security slot within the MBP-R by attaching the bracket underneath using the MBP-R's original 4 screws, I have checked with both an Apple store specialist and Maclocks rep. it doesn't harm any warranty. I actually thinking of buying this one only because it is made of a steel (though the rubberized case is a pretty strong polymer).
Maclocks made a nice move here since they offer 3 different solutions for the MBP-R:
1- The security case and lock bundle- I got this one when they launched it, I actually love how the case elevates the MBP and protects it, I took the rubberized black case that is actually strong and hardly being scratched.
They have 13" version and 15" version. Also have a combo lock version for both sizes which is cool!
2- A security case and lock bundle with a wedge 360' head lock- it's a new standard of security cable lock which allows a full rotation and swiveling.
3- For people who don't like a case on their MBP-R they made the locking bracket which integrates the security slot within the MBP-R by attaching the bracket underneath using the MBP-R's original 4 screws, I have checked with both an Apple store specialist and Maclocks rep. it doesn't harm any warranty. I actually thinking of buying this one only because it is made of a steel (though the rubberized case is a pretty strong polymer).