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Apple MacBook Pro 15" 3rd Gen Retina (2012-)
9.7 out of 10

Apple MacBook Pro 15" 3rd Gen Retina (2012-)

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Overall 9
9.0

15" Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display

MobileTechReview.com
1 November 2012
  • Conclusion: For those of you deciding between the MacBook Air and the Retina Mac, keep in mind that the Retina is significantly larger and heavier.
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Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display Review

TechSpot
31 July 2012
  • Conclusion: Since this system is all about the Retina display, it's worth delving into it a bit more to really understand the technology behind it, and the incredible engineering
  • Pros: Breathtaking display inside and out. Unique high resolution display. Solid hardware. Great performance. Relatively thin for a workstation-level machine. Good connectiv...
  • Cons: Retina resolution comes with a few performance quirks. No ethernet port (must buy accessory dongle). Expensive.
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More pixels, smaller package

Gear Patrol
22 July 2012
  • Excerpt: After flipping the middle finger to the rest of the laptop market with the MacBook Pro Retina last summer, it was only a matter of time before Apple’s Midas touch turned
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Overall 8
8.0

Expert Review

Channel5
9 July 2012
Overall 10
10

Retina Display Apple MacBook Pro

stuffmideast.com
3 July 2012
  • Summary: Apple’s new MacBook Pro is a remarkable laptop. It’ll be remembered for that searing display but there are many more reasons to admire it
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Overall 9
9.0

MacBook Pro with Retina display (mid-2012)

MacNN
1 July 2012
  • Excerpt: The Good Cutting-edge connectivity Bleeding-edge display Beautiful, thin minimalist design Sturdy, seamless build quality Blend of power and mobility The Bad Virtually
  • Pros: Cutting-edge connectivity, Bleeding-edge display, Beautiful, thin minimalist design, Sturdy, seamless build quality, Blend of power and mobility
  • Cons: Virtually non upgradeable after purchase, Many websites and apps are not currently optimized for the display, No optical drive, Adapters required for Firewire and Ethe...
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Overall 9
9.0

Apple’s Retina-Equipped MacBook Pro Is a Sight to Behold

Wired
19 June 2012
  • Excerpt: Just like when the third-generation iPad was released earlier this year, there’s a dearth of Retina-ready apps available from the App Store at the moment.
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Overall 9
9.0

Review: MacBook Pro with Retina Display redefines the concept of a 'pro' laptop

Macworld
15 June 2012
  • Excerpt: Apple isn’t afraid to stir things up, making people rethink how they use technology. In recent years, most of that kind of innovation has focused on the iPhone, iPad, and...
  • Pros: Reduced screen glare, Top-notch performance, Slim and lightweight, USB 3.0 support, HDMI connectivity, Stunning Retina display, Reduced screen glare, Top-notch perform...
  • Cons: Users will need to adjust for missing features, 1920-by-1200 creates small UI elements, Memory and storage not user upgradeable, Users will need to adjust for missing ...
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Overall 10
10

Expert Review

ComputerShopper
14 June 2012
  • Conclusion: So, in these days of perfectly serviceable $500 mainstream Windows laptops, how does a machine more than four times the price garner such high marks?
  • Pros: Spectacular screen, Thin and light for a 15-inch laptop, Fast performance from CPU, graphics, and flash storage, Good battery life
  • Cons: Expensive, No optical drive or Ethernet port, Third-party apps will need to be optimized to look their best
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Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display review (mid 2012)

Engadget
13 June 2012
  • Summary: The MacBook Pro with Retina display is a top-shelf laptop with a world-class display. It isn't cheap, but it's worth it.
  • Pros: Beautiful Retina display, Thinner and lighter than previous Pros, World-class performance, Improved battery life
  • Cons: Expensive, MagSafe 2 connector requires an adapter
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