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Decided to start doing some more work from home, and wanted to get an external monitor. I didn't want to just leave my laptop sitting on the desk, and remembered Gizmodo talking about some sort of dock for MacBooks. I looked it up and found my way to the Henge Dock website (www.hengedocks.com)
There is a nice video on their site, and also options for most types of Apple laptops. But anyways, here are a few pics (apologies for the somewhat poor quality) Picture of the connectors inside of the dock. You use a hex wrench that is provided to tighten the connectors into place, then just slide the macbook in. ![]() ![]() Here you can see where the hex screws are that tighten down the connectors. ![]() And a picture of the entire desk. I really like how the dock gives the area a very clean look.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
First Name: Horatio Seymore Hiny
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That is living!!!
Nice.
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Yes there is a coating on the bottom. I haven't noticed any reason to be concerned about stability. It feels very sturdy when you dock the macbook.
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Great looking add-on. We used to use Bookendz at work, but found they didn't stand up.
I usually just keep my MBP open on my desk as I like to use both monitors.
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I've heard of those, but ended up preferring to dock vertically to save space
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