Does MacBook have a feature to where it can be locked using a locking device such a cable lock?
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If you are willing to spend $1000 on an apple laptop dont be foolish enough to tether it with a piece of wire because a thief will not be so easily dissuaded. Just fold it up and take it in the restroom with you if you have to crap
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There is no integrated Kensington lock adapter on the Macbook Air, at least not the 2014 model. You can buy a security dock, such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-SafeDock-Security-13-Inch-K67759AM/dp/B008M11WT2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407360613&sr=8-1&keywords=macbook+air+kensington+lock . There may be some other solution to lock it, but I am not aware of it.
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There is no integrated Kensington lock adapter on the Macbook Air, at least not the 2014 model. You can buy a security dock, such as this one Kensington SafeDock Security Dock and Keyed Lock for 13-Inch MacBook Air (K67759AM) . There may be some other solution to lock it, but I am not aware of it.
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I looked mine over and found no way to lock it. I do not believe that it can be locked.
1127861
Almost any laptop (both PCs and Mac) has the small hole in one of its sides to be used with a cable and lock. This lock is meant for laptops, not desktop computers.
2205319
Hi, It can also use with Mac OS X, but the Number Lock feature (Page up, page down, home, end, etc...) will not be there.
1041120
I got one for my 2013 13" macbook air. It fights perfectly and provides the lockable security I was looking for.
21448
No cable lock slot. This is a really skinny monitor. I think it's almost too thin and the case too light-weight for any sort of cable lock to be effective anyway.
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The cable is made of carbon-strengthened steel. I'm sure there may be some bolt-cutter out there that could do the job, but not your ordinary bolt-cutter. I can't think of a safer solution other than locking your iMac up in a safe.
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I don't know Macs, but it'll work with any PC that has a standard 'lock' slot.
1377410
Yes, you can do that. As a matter of fact, you have to do that in order to lock it.
1019140
The rack doesn't have a lock itself but you can easily run a cable across them. For the money this bike rack is awesome. We have used ours a few times and are getting ready for another trip with it.
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I believe there is a password protection function that can be enabled, and the cable appears to be a standard A to Micro B USB 3.0. The cable it comes with is definitely very short-- my tower has a USB input at the top and the drive has to sit on top of the tower when I use it or it dangles off my desk.
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No cable lock. Big, colorful stickers with identifying information is the only solution I can think of... Also mark the case as it looks like a black notepad folder. I keep the monitor in my laptop bag when I'm not using it.
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There are no locks or locking devices on the mount. I would suggest using security head bolts or machine screws to mount it with if you are concerned about theft.
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I don't know how that could happen with the type of locks it has. You may have to put a cable with a lock on it through the bars.
104088
I purchased this item for a third party and don't recall weather it can be locked
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No, it does not lock at all. I don't think it's designed where you could add one, either.
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There are no locks. Only one compartment uses two zippers for the enclosure, which you could use a cable tie to secure. However the remaining compartments use only one zipper for the enclosure and these can not be secured.