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June 2012
(87%)
179 Reviews
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No ethernet, FireWire 800 ports; No ExpressCard slot; power hungry, $2499 (2.3 GHz); $3199 (2.6GHz)
With the Retina MacBook Pro, Apple once again proves it is a company that refuses to sit still and get comfortable. It redefined the ultraportable laptop with the MacBook Air and has now altered the concept of the “pro” laptop. Going lighter and smalle...
Abstract: The new, was in our US counterpart’s offices Monday afternoon. While they started lab testing it and getting thier review going, they had a chance to poke and prod it for a few hours. Here are some of their quick initial impressions.First off, this di...
Abstract: A starting price of £1,799 means the new MacBook Pro with Retina display will be out of reach for most people. However, there's no doubt Apple has once again raised the bar for laptop design and set the standard for its rivals to follow.The headline grabb...
Abstract: In amongst all the hype surrounding the iPhone and iPad, it’s easy to overlook the fact that Apple’s Macintosh computers—and its MacBook laptops in particular—have also enjoyed booming sales in recent years. In fact, Apple claims to have just taken the nu...
Abstract: All of Apple's handheld devices, namely the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, have so-called ‘Retina' screens. These are displays that have so many pixels that they are indistinguishable from one another, so onscreen text and images look incredibly smooth a...
The specifications and benchmark results clearly excel yet they fail to define the precision build, meticulous design and the essential comfort of this pioneering laptop. If the £2399 price alarms, know that the £1799 model carries as much class and on...
The highlight is the Apple MacBook Pro’s Retina Display. It’s the sharpest screen you’re ever likely to see on any laptop or desktop. To call it the best-looking computer screen you’ll lay eyes on is an understatement. It’s gorgeous. text and images look incredible, without a stray pixel in sight. The only downside is it makes non-Retina Display screens look inferior in comparison. You’ll not loo
As glorious as the Retina Display is, for now you’ll only see the benefits on Apple’s on board programs and apps tweaked to make the most of the new display, but look at regular web pages apps not designed to work with Apple’s Retina Display, and you’ll see how tatty they begin to look. The Retina Display is so good that others have yet to catch up, making everything else look worse. Retina Displ
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display is an amazing laptop that once again sets the benchmark for many laptops to follow. Its performance is exemplary, and the display is a thing of beauty, but the price will for many be difficult to justify. Appl...
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Published: 2012-07-01, Author: Ian , review by: T3.com
USB-C is an enabler, Touch Bar has some very clever uses, Touch ID is welcome
Not very latest-gen Intel chips, 16GB a restriction for some, Touch Bar is an expensive addition
Published: 2012-06-29, Author: Jonathan , review by: reviewed.com
Abstract: The Macbook Pro with Retina Display is an impressive machine. As advertised, its display boasts about 220 pixels per inch, rendering them invisible to the naked eye from a viewing distance of 20 inches. Although this claim is disputed by some , no one can...
