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Kensington 64032 Master Lock Universal Notebook Security Cable (Black) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Kensington
Category: CE
List Price: $74.95
Buy New: $20.50
You Save: $54.45 (73%)
New (26) Used (1) from $20.50
Rating:  10 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: None
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0 x 0.1
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: 64032
Model: 64032
UPC: 085896640325
EAN: 0085896640325
ASIN: B00004Z6ON
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Locks notebook computer to prevent theft and protect data | | • | Secures computers with an industry-standard Kensington security slot | | • | Galvanized steel cable provides strong security and peace of mind | | • | Dimensions: Cable length 72.0"L | | • | Compatible with 80 percent of notebook computers |
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Product Description
Master Lock universal notebook security cable
Amazon.com Product Description
The Kensington 64032 Master Lock Universal Notebook Security Lock protects your laptop computer from theft with a patented cable-and-lock system. Constructed with a galvanized steel cable, this notebook lock provides you with strong security and peace of mind knowing your valuable laptop and data are secure. The Kensington 64032 secures to your computer via an industry-standard Kensington security slot, and is backed by a manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. The Kensington 64032 comes with two keys and a 72-inch cable, with replacement keys available through the manufacturer.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Works like it should June 27, 2007
ChunkyMonkey (Sweden)
Not much to say other than it works like it should. The only thing that I should mention is that it was very vague in the beginning on whether it works with the new Apple MacBook Pro 17". Well, I'm happy to say that it does.
A Lock for Your Laptop March 2, 2007
Carl Johnson (Sunnyvale, CA)
Having a lock for your laptop is essential nowadays since a lot of thiefs will just take it, hide it, and run with it. Verbal reprimand does not work no more unless if they see it secured. It comes with 2 keys that you can hide again!
 Poorly made, instructions unclear, may have damaged my laptop August 19, 2006
Michael C. Berch (San Francisco Area)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
I'd recommend selecting a different security cable product, especially if you have a PowerBook or MacBook. This one is poorly made, even more poorly documented, and may have permanently damaged my PowerBook G4. (Yes, the product web site claims this model is compatible with the PB G4.)
It's unclear from the cryptic instruction diagram on the back of the packaging which direction is locked and which is unlocked. (Hey, would it be so bad to actually use *words* to explain things? Even in 4 or 5 languages if you like. The diagrams make no sense.)
In the process of trying to get this to work, it appears that the locking teeth chewed up the security slot of my PowerBook. It may have permanently damaged the slot. Needless to say, I will attempt to return the product for a refund.
There are plenty of similar products on the market, including others avaiable through Amazon. I'd suggest trying one of those.
Thwarts Crimes of Opportunity August 13, 2006
Lalita L. Amos (Indianapolis, IN USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Laptop thefts, for the most part, are crimes of opportunity. This lock makes your laptop less appealing to thieves. The only thing I wish was that the cable was bright orange, making it even more obvious. For the grab-and-dash thieves, my laptop is much lower on their hit parade.
I loop the cable around a stationary object, threading the free end through the loop and lock the free end to my laptop (there's a space on most laptops for security measures). I've used it quite a bit at hotels (housekeeping practices in most hotels leave rooms open and unattended for long periods), at coffee shops and at conferences when I have to walk away from my computer for a short period.
Can be opened with a tube of toilet paper and a ballpoint pen. July 10, 2006
Ian Turner (New York City)
28 out of 33 found this review helpful
It appears that one can unlock this product without the key: All you need is a bit of cardstock (or used toilet-paper tube) and a ballpoint pen. For more information on this vulnerability, search for "kensington lock vulnerability" on Google.
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