The Week in Mac Accessories: Swiss Army flash drives
This week’s roundup of Mac accessories offers options for music production and computer protection—and a nifty little twist on the traditional Swiss Army Knife.
Apogee's Quartet
Apogee: The $1,295 Apogee Quartet is designed for serious music-making professionals, featuring four inputs and eight outputs that connect the instruments in your studio to your Mac for high-level audio production. The Quartet also features a MIDI connection for keyboards, synthesizer, and DJ controllers. The device also works with Apple’s iMovie, for users who want to create sound and soundtracks for their video productions.
Kanex's Ethernet Adapter
Kanex: The $50 USB 3 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter offers an easy way to add a Gigabit Ethernet port to your MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, or any other USB 3.0-enabled computer. It’s particularly aimed at travelers who find themselves on wired networks at hotels and in conference rooms, allowing you to share and access files over local networks at rates of 1GB per second. Also new from Kanex is the $60 4-Port USB 3 Hub.
Mujjo's MacBook Pro Sleeve
Mujjo: If you’re looking for a lovely, sleek carrying case for your 13-inch MacBook Pro, you could do worse than Mujjo’s €60 MB Pro Retina Sleeve. The sleeve is made of wool and features a leather flap that attaches with a single snap. Inside the sleeve there’s an additional storage compartment that lets you store documents, earbuds, and more.
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