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Kensington Computer Products Group (http://www.kensington.com) has introduced a new locking station and tether kit for laptops. The US$79.99 Kensington Laptop Locking Station is built with an all-steel backbone that purportedly resists cutting, drilling or prying.
Users place their laptop on the base of the unit and close the side arm, with no key or cable required. To unlock, insert a key to release the laptop. The optional Tether Kit ($29.99) offers additional flexibility to users who do not want to permanently attach the laptop locking station to a desktop surface.
The Kensington Laptop Station allows your laptop to rotate, slide and tilt for optimal positioning and access to laptop ports. It can be installed on any desk and works with laptops from 13.3 to 17 inches.