How protect my new Macbook Pro Retina Display without Kensington lock ???

Hi!
As the title says, how I can protect my new MBP Retina Display?
I found this browsing some forums:
http://store.griffintechnology.com/techsafe-cable-lock-system
But, i don't know if it works with the new MBP Retina.
Any suggestions?
thx

David.Pico wrote:
Usually in sight but sometimes (eat, toilet ...) it is impossible...
Understood.
I don't understand why Apple did not add a kensington lock. Not need much space...
They have taken what was already an almost impossibly thin engineering marvel and made it significantly thinner. I wonder if, because of this, some compromises to the internal frame had to be made therebye not allowing a locking point to attach to anything "significant" inside the MBP, and, if it was simply tethered to the outer casing, it was be all too easy to snip/break away, making it almost useless.

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