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The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part 2)

Nov 29th 2009 4:44PM on Engadget

Here is a bump proof lock at a affordable price that's available at http://www.a1qualitysafesonline.com/ for around 35.00 dollars. it is the Master Lock's exclusive Bump Stop advanced cylinder technology, virtually bump proof and pick proof lock. Search keyword bump lock. need a lock installed in the San Francisco Bat Area try
http://www.a1-locksmith.com/

The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part I)

Nov 29th 2009 4:21PM on Engadget

Thanks to this info master has come up with its own answer to lock bumping. Master Locks exclusive BumpStop Advanced Cylinder Technology virtually bump proof and pick proof padlocks and door locks. Type bump proof in the search box at http://www.a1qualitysafesonline.com/
Need it installed you can go to http://www.a1-locksmith.com/ for a licensed locksmith in the San Francisco bay area

The Lockdown: The Targus iPod Lock, or, a modicum of security

Nov 29th 2009 4:03PM on Engadget

check out his new product type ipod lock in search box at http://www.a1qualitysafesonline.com/ it is made by master lock in three models and you can keep them locked and charge at the same time. I just wish they made them for the garmin nuvi as i have had 2 stolen

The Lockdown: Locked, but maybe secure (part 1)

Nov 29th 2009 3:29PM on Engadget

I have got a new solution to the bump keys. master lock has come out with some new locks that overcome these problems take a look at http://www.a1qualitysafesonline.com/ and type in bump proof to see these new master lock padlocks and door locks.

Targus' iPod Mobile "Security Lock"

Nov 29th 2009 3:12PM on Engadget

Here is a similar item i found search Master Lock 5410D iCage Locking Skin for Apple iPod Nano it is availible at http://www.a1qualitysafesonline.com/
on sale for about 10 bucks

Schlage announces web-enabled Z-Wave door locks

Nov 29th 2009 2:24PM on Engadget

This seems like a great idea. A lock that can open from a cell phone. I can see opening the door for maids or real estate agents while away from the house. I will stock these Schlage locks so i can offer them to my customers at http://www.a1-locksmith.com/

MIT student hacks his dorm room door lock

Nov 29th 2009 2:11PM on Engadget

Wow this guy would make a great locksmith. If you are looking for a job come see us at http://www.a1-locksmith.com/ we could use a smart tech like this.

The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part I)

Jul 7th 2008 2:56PM on Engadget

It seems that almost any lock can be defeated in some way or another. It’s all a matter of time. So the only thing u can do is delay the burglar so long that he does not have enough time to steal your things. A good way to do this is to install a hidden floor safe like these ones http://www.a1qualitysafe.com/site/408162/page/91221
Hopefully the crook will not find it hidden in the floor and if he does safe locks are always much harder to pick than door locks

The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part 2)

Jul 7th 2008 2:55PM on Engadget

The Lockdown: Locked, but not secure (Part I)

Jul 7th 2008 2:43PM on Engadget

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