Keep your laptop secure using the standard keyed Slim NanoSaver 2.0 Portable Keyed Laptop Lock from Kensington. This lock features resistance and durability in a small form factor, making it perfect for those who work in public places or who need to display laptops in-store.

The 6' coiled carbon steel cable resists up to 250 lb of cutting force, and the lock head resists up to 200 lb of straight pull force or up to 400 lb of side pull force. A 5mm keying system utilizes a smaller opening which protects against picking attempts. The thin lock head design leaves ports open without lifting the device off its surface, so whether on display or in use, the laptop isn't awkwardly propped up. Addtionally, with Kensington's online program, Register & Retrieve, you can register your key for a quick, secure, and free replacement if it is ever lost or stolen. The standard keying system means the lock will only use the user key that comes prepackaged with the lock.

6' Coiled Carbon Steel Cable    Withstands Pull Force up to 400 lb    5mm Keying System    Register & Retrieve Replacement Program

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When mounted on a baby pin / c-stand, how does one make sure the jib does not fall over and stays in place?

A: The CAME-TV J5 Telescopic Portable Camera Jib (Deluxe) (B&H# CAJ5DELUXE) could be mounted in many different configurations. However, a C-stand is a poor choice and potentially especially dangerous as its legs generally do not have a wide enough stance for use with boomed or jibbed equipment. Having said that, if you will nevertheless be using a C-stand then you will want to put the longest leg in the direction in which there will be the most effective force pulling on one side of the C-stand. The best option, however, would be only to use a well balanced jib with a stand possessing a wider stance, such as the Matthews Hollywood Combo Double Riser Stand (Silver, 11.3') (B&H# MALSCHWD): https://bhpho.to/2osXfu7

Q: 2. Will this work with a Marshall CV502-MB camera?

A: Yes, this power adapter will work with the Marshall CV502-MB.

Q: 3. So what's the final verdict? Does this unit write Blu-rays to a mid 2012 MacBook Pro running El Capitan? I've already tried the LG BP 60NB10 that I bought on Amazon and was not successful with this. That model also would not play a homemade DVD.

A: Yes, the LG Slim Portable Blu-ray/DVD Writer BH #LGWP50NB40 can write Blu-ray discs on a Mac 2012 running el Capitan, however, they would only be Data blu-rays. If you want to make blu-ray discs to play on a blu-ray player, you would need additional software.

Q: 4. Is there an online link for the manual?

A: The CAME-TV J5 Telescopic Portable Camera Jib (Deluxe) (B&H# CAJ5DELUXE) was announced just days ago. So far, no manual has been posted for it.

Q: 5. Which specific processor does it have?

A: The Lenovo 16" IdeaPad Slim 5i Laptop (Cloud Gray) has an Intel Core 5 120U processor.

Q: 6. Will I be able to use this on a computer wit no CD DRIVE?

A: Yes, as long as it has a USB port you would be able to use this..

Q: 7. Is there a pan-tilt lock?

A: No, CAME-TV J5 Telescopic Portable Camera Jib does not have an integrated Pan or tilt lock. Mounting on a tripod head would allow you to to lock the movement.

Q: 8. What is the maximum BD supported? B5, BD9 or BDXL?

A: BD5 and BD9 are older terms and technologies that haven't much lived on. Please see below for the current specs used on Blu-Ray Burners: Blu-Ray Read Speed BD-R (SL, DL, TL, QL, LTH): 6x BD-RE (SL, DL): 6x BD-RE (TL): 4x BD-ROM (SL, DL): 6x Blu-Ray Write Speed BD-R (SL, DL, LTH): 6x BD-R (TL, QL): 4x BD-RE (SL, DL, TL): 2x

Q: 9. Is this product compatible whit any computer?

A: Yes, this SideTrak 14" Swivel V2 Portable Laptop Monitor is compatible with any 14" Laptop.

Q: 10. Can you use this with a Type-C USB connection?

A: Yes you can with a USB-C male to USB-female adapter.