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Kensington SecureBack case keeps iPads safe

by Kelly Hodgkins (Sep 14th, 2011)

Kensington extended its range of computer security products by introducing a new SecureBack case for the iPad 2. The case cradles the iPad 2 and provides it with a ClickSafe Security Anchor that's used on Kenisngton's other protective products. The product targets companies that are handing ...

Found Footage: Kensington Bluetooth keyboard case for iPad

by Steven Sande (Sep 16th, 2010)

OK, admit it. The multi-touch screen on the iPad is amazing for most of the work that you do, but when you're really trying to type a lot of words quickly, the virtual keyboard sucks. We've seen a few similar keyboard cases demoed over the past few months, but this is the first we can ...

TUAW Macworld Video: Kensington new product demos

by Steven Sande (Jan 6th, 2009)

Kensington is well-known in the Mac and iPhone space as a provider of peripherals. At Macworld Expo 2009, they've introduced a ton of new products, many designed to help you (in the words of Jim Morrison) keep your eyes on the road and your hands upon the wheel. I visited with Olantha Boeker of ...

Kensington offers first Mac compatible USB display interface

by Mat Lu (Jan 16th, 2008)

Kensington today announced the sd200V Notebook Docking Station, which is apparently the first Mac compatible DisplayLink adapter. For a while now Windows users have been able to add a secondary display to their system via a USB device. This is the first time Mac users have been so lucky. The sd200V ...

Kensington discontinues Iridio mice

by Erica Sadun (Dec 14th, 2006)

I love my Iridio. It is, if I am remembering correctly, my third Irideo in a row. It's small enough to fit my hand. It's Mac friendly. It has two buttons and it has a scroll wheel. It is, in other words, nearly a perfect mouse. Other than the fact that after about a year its USB bits die. And now ...

Kensington brings that portable keyboard feel to your desktop

by David Chartier (Apr 6th, 2006)

I need to come clean: I thoroughly enjoy working on my PowerBook far more than my iMac G5. Why? Other than the obvious portability factor: it's the keyboard. Aside from an ergonomic (where'd those go, anyway?), the PowerBook's keyboard is about the best darn keyboard I've ever laid hands on. Every ...