July 28, 2002
San Rafael, CA, USA — Today, PC Guardian (http://www.pcguardian.com), global developer of computer anti-theft devices, announced the release of a new notebook computer anti-theft lock, the Notebook Guardian Slimline.
"The slim profile of the Notebook Guardian Slimline complements the new designs of today's notebooks," says Noah Groth, PC Guardian president. "The Notebook Guardian Slimline matches the smaller footprint of 'ultra-light' notebooks while delivering a high level of theft deterrence." Groth notes that about 1,500 notebook computers are stolen each day in the United States.
Designed to fit the standard security slot found in nearly every notebook, the Notebook Guardian Slimline is a one-piece lock and cable developed around PC Guardian's patented lock mechanism. The important difference is the dimension of the Slimline's lock body: The Slimline is nearly ¼- inch narrower than the typical lock head.
The Notebook Guardian Slimline is available directly from PC Guardian and from selected dealers and resellers. The manufacturer's recommended retail price is US $59.95; distribution and volume discounts are available.
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with patented, award winning products since 1984, PC Guardian successfully
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