For MacBook Air owners looking to get more done as well as have more access to ports with the addition of dongles and such, the LandingZone dock is the solution you’ve been waiting for. The LandingZone adds up to 4 USB 3.0 ports, a Kensington security slot, Gigabit ethernet port, status indicator light, and a MiniDisplay port. The dock works with both 2010 and current model Airs as it comes in a variety of 3 different variations to fit your specific need. Check a short video on how to set it up and more info past the break.
At the current time the LandingZone dock is only for MacBook Airs, I spoke with the creator Kitae Kwon last week as he did not dismiss creating one for the MacBook Pro. I guess all depends on how well the sales on the current model.
The dock comes in three different configurations depending on your need with the 2.0 LITE ($99), the 1.0 PRO ($179) and the 2.0 PRO ($199). The key differences between the can be viewed below followed by a link to order one.
