I'm hoping a solution like this will be available soon.
www.maclocks.com/index.php/macbook-air-lock.html
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How does one lock a MacBook down without a Kenigston lock port?
MacLocks - the same company whose product I linked to - took the time to reach out to me and let me know that they are working on their solution.
I think I'll have to secure it the way they're tied down at the Apple store.
I think I'll have to secure it the way they're tied down at the Apple store.
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Interesting point. Will have to go to an Apple store and see how they do it. Maybe snatch an unsecured one :)
Just kidding, but right now there doesn't seem to be a way.
Just kidding, but right now there doesn't seem to be a way.
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That is not an elegant solution! One of the small things I would miss (not that small from a physical security perspective though!) along with the LED power display and 'anti-glare' screen.
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You really can't lock it down where it's immobilized, but what you can do to secure it is set both a wake-up/screen saver password and an EFI password. Also, with iCloud and location services, you can set up an account so you can do Find My Mac.
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