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"  Price: $70 The Macbook Pro Retina is two-tenths of an inch thinner than its non-Retina counterpart. So Apple had to pare down ports, including the Kensington lock hole. Though the Kensington cable lock was shrimpy\u2014anyone with a decent lock cutter, or even strong hands and a wire cutter, could get through\u2014it was still a good deterrent.  Luckily, there&amp;#039;s now an option for tying up the new computers: Maclocks&amp;#039; lock bracket. Unlike other locks, this one doesn&amp;#039;t involve covering the laptop&amp;#039;s case in tacky plastic. It&amp;#039;s a minimal strip of metal that bolts to the butt of the computer. Installing it requires unscrewing the back row of the case&amp;#039;s screw, laying the metal bar on, and inserting slightly longer screws to which the lock will attach. The lock mechanism itself, which closes with a key, works just like a Kensington of yore. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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