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> "Since all of the newer units have gone to the Mac locking" > > Not true, the CX I bought quite recently still has the little loop. > The 701 has the Mac socket, but as far as I know this is the only > thinkpad that does, anyone know more? Double not true... :) The "mac socket" has nothing to do with Macintosh computers; it's the Kensington Microsaver. Swing by a CompUSA or something similar and have a look at one. Nothing is permanently inserted into the Thinkpad -- the lock has a sort of "T" that turns sideways to lock into the slot and a pair of "fingers" to keep someone from turning it. It's easier if you go look at it. The traditional "mac socket" is a one-way slot into which to put a metal tab; the tab snaps into place and cannot be removed. This is not how the Microsaver slot works. I think all of the later 755's have the socket; check IBM's web page. It's on the right-side of my 755CX, above the hard disk tab. Heck, the Compaq Aero I had for a while (before I gave it to my fiancee) has a Kensignton Microsaver socket. I bought that machine about a year and a half ago. -- Lew Jansen Systems Manager, High Energy Physics Theory lrj@hepth.cornell.edu 233 Newman Lab, Cornell University, Ithaca NY 14853