The Week in Mac Accessories: Open, Sesame!
Open, Sesame!This week's roundup of new Mac gear includes a device that ensures that your MacBook works only when you're nearby. Plus, we've got new keyboards, new speakers, and more.AtamaThe $40 Sesame Wireless Lock automatically locks your Mac when you walk away—and wakes it up when you return. It’s an anti-theft companion that does away with cables and locks by simply making your computer inaccessible for use unless you’re nearby with the Sesame device (hung around your neck or in your pocket).If you’re especially security-conscious, you can have your computer require two-factor authentication—the return of the Sesame device and the entry of a pass code.AudioengineThe $249 A2+ Powered Desktop Speakers—an update to the well-regarded A2—provide “excellent sound with elegant simplicity.” The new version includes a built-in digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that allows you to send high-quality digital audio direct from your computer’s USB port to the speakers. The A2+ delivers 60 watts of power, meaning you’ll get a powerful sound experience despite the tiny desktop footprint.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
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