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Useful advice, but the MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro don't have an eject key (⏏).

Edit: Ah, I see now. Eject or Power depending on the model. Thanks.

Ctrl-Shift-Power on MacBook Pro (which is what he meant by Eject/Power).

Doesn't work for me on MacBook Air.

I found that I had to use Fn-Ctrl-Shift-Power on my Retina.