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mLogic mDock blocks select MacBook ports while extending others, leaves us mBaffled

mLogic mDock blocks select MacBook ports while extending others, leaves us mBaffled
In case you are looking to make a reputation for yourself inside the incredibly crowded portable storage space, you may innovate and create something totally awesome , otherwise you can do that. The mDock from mLogic is an external harddrive, port extender and port blocker all rolled into one pricey coffin-like chamber of fail. $219 will net you an eternal resting place for 500 gigs of knowledge, while $299 ups the ante to a complete terabyte. Plus, with a couple of front-facing USB ports, you could add a 3rd-party portable storage yokel for the fewer-than-princely sum of fifty bucks. In case you haven’t already gathered, the mDock is designed for mMacbook Pros, but there’s also the iMac-mountable mBack (curiously not the iBack), designed with Apple’s familiar desktop flavor in mind. That variant is slightly more cost-effective, with pricing starting from $169 for 1TB to $349 for 3TB, but you’ll forgo the dock-like USB hub and headphone jack. There is not any word on when to expect these life-changing devices in stores, but it’s never too early to dust off the mChair iChair and park yourself on 5th Ave.

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