Computer security locks and system therefor
OwnerMeir Avganiminventor
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A lock assembly for preventing theft of an electronic mobile device (EMD) is configured to engage a security cavity formed in the 2 mm thick outer wall of the EMD. The security cavity has left and right outwardly-flaring side walls extending away from the opening. The lock body supports first and second locking elements, each of which is configured to be insertable into the security cavity and has an arcuately-shaped side wall that is complementary in shape to the right/left outwardly flaring side wall of the security cavity. The first and second locking elements cooperate structurally to become wedged inside the security cavity in manner that prevents separation of the lock body from the EMD while the first and second locking elements are positioned inside the security cavity. Preferably, the arcuately-shaped sides of the locking elements extend over an arc angle of 180 degrees. A cable is coupled to the lock body to enable tethering the EMD to an immovable object, to prevent its theft.
A lock assembly for preventing theft of an electronic mobile device (EMD) having a security cavity formed in an outer wall of the EMD, wherein the outer wall is formed of metal and has a thickness of less than 2.5 millimeters measured from a front surface to a rear surface of the outer wall, and the security cavity has an opening thereinto at the front surface that is generally rectangularly shaped with arcuately-shaped left and right sides, the security cavity having left and right outwardly flaring side walls extending away from the opening to the rear surface of the outer wall, the lock assembly comprising:
A lock assembly for preventing theft of an electronic mobile device (EMD) having a security slot formed in an outer wall of the EMD, wherein the outer wall is formed of metal and has a thickness of less than 3.5 millimeters measured from a front surface to a rear surface of the outer wall, and the security slot is defined by three undercuts into outer wall of the EMD, including an upper undercut, a lower undercut and one side undercut extending between the upper and lower undercuts on one side thereof, with an open side that provides access to reach under the undercuts, the lock assembly comprising:
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