The folks over at Twelve South have just launched their new ‘Curve’ MacBook stand, that promises to help you create a more comfortable desktop with your favourite external keyboard and mouse, or to use as a combo with an external display to create the perfect dual-screen setup. “With its beautiful matte black finish and improved ergonomic design, it is the ultimate partnership of style and functionality”, notes the company.
Curve has two slender arms that allow maximum airflow and supports today’s ultra-light laptops. By giving you full access to the front screen lift, it makes opening your MacBook much easier. Crafted in matte-black aluminum, Curve complements Apple’s colour palette, making it perfect partner for Space Gray and Rose Gold MacBooks alike.
Why Curve raises the bar for MacBook stands:
- Modern, minimal design complements and enhances your MacBook and workspace
- Elevates screen 6.5-inches and keeps 70% of the base exposed for optimal cooling
- Allows access to your MacBook screen lift for one-handed opening
Curve for MacBook is available now for US $49.99 at twelvesouth.com.
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