Kensington (Acco)
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Kensington Technology Group – The Computer Accessories Leader
For more than 20 years, Kensington Technology Group has been a trusted provider of solutions that improve the personal computer experience. With simple, yet innovative designs that delight users and create lifelong customers, Kensington is driven to understand people's needs and exceed their expectations with quality, value and style.
This approach fosters the development of a broad line of innovative security, mobility, ergonomic, and computer input accessories, and fuels a commitment to customers that goes far beyond industry standards. Recognised as an innovator in computer security, Kensington is the creator of the security slot found on 95% of laptops today, as well as a wide range of innovative physical security devices, including the patented Slim MicroSaver® notebook cable, specifically designed to work with the security slot.
Kensington also develops products that give consumers on-the-go options that suit their individual needs, including eye-catching, functional designs.Kensington Technology Group is the technology division of ACCO Brands, Inc., which is an operating unit of Fortune Brands, Inc. The European headquarters is based in Aylesbury, United Kingdom.
For more information visit the Kensington Web site: www.kensingtoneurope.com.
Cable Locks
- New Twin MicroSaver makes Securing Two Pieces of Computer Equipment easy by Adding a Second Patented T-Bar Lock to Industry-Leading Security Cable »
Kensington
Kensington Technology Group, makers of the first notebook security cable lock and developers of the patented Kensington Security Slot built into more than 95 percent of all laptop computers have introduced the Kensington® Twin MicroSaver® security cable.
Notebook Security
- Computer Security vs Computer Theft »
Simon Russen
Kensington, the leader in the notebook security market, recently conducted a study of IT professionals, which shows that physically securing computers may be more important to a company's bottom line than we realise.
