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FatLazyContractor replied

23 March 2015, 12:28
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Snarf replied

20 March 2015, 14:40
Araldite?
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v8gaz replied

9 March 2015, 13:53
Originally posted by stek View Post

Just carry it - it's like dead light...

I think sir is thinking of the Air.
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stek replied

8 March 2015, 21:48
Originally posted by tl97 View Post

Hi all,

Has anyone found a way to attach a Kensington lock to the new Macbook Pros? Apple seemingly forgot to include the slot, and I don't want to leave my laptop lying around unlocked at work. I've looked online and found one solution called 'Maclocks' which involves screwing a clamp to the base of the laptop, but it's got bad reviews and doesn't look ideal. Any suggestions?

Just carry it - it's like dead light...
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tl97 started a topic How to attach a Kensington lock to a Macbook Pro?

8 March 2015, 20:04
How to attach a Kensington lock to a Macbook Pro?

Hi all,

Has anyone found a way to attach a Kensington lock to the new Macbook Pros? Apple seemingly forgot to include the slot, and I don't want to leave my laptop lying around unlocked at work. I've looked online and found one solution called 'Maclocks' which involves screwing a clamp to the base of the laptop, but it's got bad reviews and doesn't look ideal. Any suggestions?
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