Now your computer is kinda raised in the back but not in a ridiculous way. (Yes I know my desk and laptop are dusty). It actually looks like it’s part of the computer now.įlip over your computer and put on the desk. Tighten all four screws and you’re good to go. They’re not long enough compared to the black ones. Don’t use the same silver ones that came with your MacBook Pro. Use the black screws that Maclocks gives you. It looks like it’s just part of your computer. Lay the plastic-metal thing across the MacBook and line it up with the 4 open holes. If you’re using the iFixit screwdrivers, use T3. Use the tiny screwdriver and unscrew the 4 screws across the edge. It feels good.įlip it over so you can work on the back. And I don’t know about you…but I love this sort of stuff. I didn’t see this screwdriver in my bag so went to my IT guys and asked if they had a tiny screwdriver.Īnd good lord did IT have tiny screwdrivers! iFixit sells this packet of stuff. Including the tiny screwdriver you’re going to need to unscrew the screws at the bottom of your laptop. Maclocks gives you everything you need to install the lock. See that thin grey piece of plastic-metal below. It also included a thin white box that includes the plastic-metal piece that’s laid across the bottom of your laptop. I’m spoiled with Apple packaging so I was not impressed. When it came in the mail it was delivered in a not-so-exciting bag. And of course there is no MacBook Pro docking station with a lock. My MacBook Pro was purchased in mid-2012 and while it has a beautiful retina display, there’s no hole for the Kensington laptop lock. But of course Apple has progressed and now their laptops are thinner, have less USB ports, and gone is that little area where you would stick the Kensington lock. Thus I went in search of a good MacBook Pro lock.īack when MacBooks were a bit chunkier the Kensington lock was my tried and true solution.
But losing this laptop would be a major downer. But the new space I’m moving too is open to the public in theory, thus the possibility of my MacBook getting swiped just increased quite a bit. I work in a building that’s relatively safe and secure. This is not an editorial about whether or not it’s a good idea, I’m just worried about your stuff. It’s a cheaper option to group a bunch of people in one space. Everyone says that working in an open space is great because you get to work together and the chance for spontaneous business conversations increases 10-fold. Or you’re gonna work in a cubicle, you just don’t know it yet. If you’re like most people who work with a large number of people, you work in a cubicle.
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