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  | Kensington ComboSaver Notebook Lock and Security Cable for Mac and PC (Model 64050)
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| Reviews on Laptop locks | |
| http://www.security.org (under Alerts section) gave a poor ratings for this kind of Laptop locks. "Each of these locks can be easily bypassed, which can result in the theft of laptop computers within seconds, and without any forensic trace". Locks such as Kensington ComboSaver, Microsaver and Master Lock including Targus Defcon CL and Compucage Benji.
MacWorld Magazine (May2005) Gave poor ratings to this kind of lock also. http://www.macworld.com/2005/04/features/macmobility/index3.php | |
 Okay quality | |
| I don't fully agree with the other two reviewers. They say how the lock turns and it hides the code line on the table. What about flipping the lock around before you lock it? However, despite the other's not-so-true design problems, I agree that it is a little weak. The cable is very strong, but the lock portion that connects to the computer isn't. I know the slot is small, but why so small that it makes it weak. The point of the lock is to be strong and prevent breakage. I wouldn't say any of the locks are that strong, and this one isn't an exception. | |
 Doh! | |
| I have an Inspirion 600m and the cable lock fits fine, however I'm not sure how well the lock will hold if I give it a good tug. The other reviewer is right, the arrow where you line up the numbers is facing down toward the table, pretty stupid, they should have painted a second arrow on the otherside of the lock. Not the best product in the world. | |
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