Twelve South - Backpack Adjustable Shelf for iMac

Twelve South BackPack 2 - monitor/desktop stand shelf

Key Features and Benefits: VIP parking for your gadgets and gear BackPack is the perfect place to park portable hard drives, hubs or other USB peripherals you want to hide, but need easy access to. Built-in cable management rails on each side of BackPack keep your cables in place. No more watching your power cable slip to the floor when you unplug. You can even tie the extra length of cable to the BackPack rails to keep things super tidy. When you bring your hard drive back to your Mac, your cables are ready and waiting. Uses gravity to hang tight BackPack hangs on the front or back of the L-shaped desk stand on iMacs and Apple displays, using gravity and two simple, adjustable clips. The adjustable clips let you position the shelves at the perfect height without a screw ever touching your iMac. Because the BackPack uses gravity to stay in place, it will not leave any scratches or marks on your machine. Hangs on the front or back of Mac Hang BackPack on the back of your Mac for taller peripherals or to dress up your workspace with trophies or Transformers. Attach this cool little shelf to the front of your Apple display and stash your iPhone, wallet and keys or mini hard drive up and off of your desk. Tall is no problem for this small shelf BackPack includes four vertical support pegs that hold vertical hard drives in place. The vertical support pegs can also be used to safely and securely prop up Time Capsule, Airport Extreme, MacBook Air or any other device that weighs up to 3.5 pounds. Coated with soft silicone, the support pegs won't leave any marks on your gear and can be arranged in different formations to accommodate a wide range of devices. Room for two on your Mac Since BackPack is height-adjustable, you can hang two shelves on one Mac. Hang one low for a backup hard drive and one high for taller gadgets or office toys. Or imagine this killer setup: a MacBook Air resting on a BackPack on the back of your Thunderbolt display and a MacBook Air SuperDrive parked on a second BackPack in front. The choice of what to display and store on your BackPack is half the fun of owning one.