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Apple MacBook Pro 17 in. 2.5 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Laptop

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(106 reviews)

Price Range: $1,169 to $3,289

pcworld.co.nz Professional Review.

MacBook Pro 15-inch

by Ted Gibbons

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Laptop computer With its all-silver finish and embossed logo on the lid, the MacBook Pro maintains the Apple laptop lineage, despite the Intel heart that beats within. Externally it looks like an evolution rather than a radical redesign and, once again, t

Review Verdict: It wouldn't be an Apple if there weren't some cool hardware innovations and there are two worth noting. First and most obvious, despite its tiny size, is the iSight video camera built into the top of the screen surround - use it to videoconference with iC

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bytesector.com Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Pro: Laptops and PC systems

by Chris Wood

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The MacBook Pro is a laptop computer which not only made its predecessor look pretty bad, but it made AMD and Intel-based PC laptops look like children's toys in comparison. Packed with the Intel Core Duo processor running at either 2.0GHz or 2.16GHz, a m

Review Verdict: After an extensive look at Apple's relatively new MacBook Pro, I am quite satisfied with the new look and performance of the Intel-based Mac.

pcadvisor.co.uk Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Core 2 Duo notebook PCs

by Henry Norr

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The £360 inc VAT Sony DCR-HC96 MiniDV Handycam, Sony's high-end MiniDV camcorder, offers step-up features such as a higher-capacity battery, a charging dock and the ability to capture higher-resolution video than can other HC series models.

Review Verdict: With more cache and system memory as well as a larger hard drive, the £699 MacBook is noticeably snappier than its predecessor, and not significantly slower than its higher-priced siblings. Still, if you can afford an additional £130, our reco...

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goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.

Lenovo Thinkpad T61 (766515M)

by Online Shopper

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The Lenovo ThinkPad T61 is a solid nugget of a machine with a good deal of power under the hood and will keep things running smooth under most conditions. Although it lacks the draft-n Wi-Fi connectivity it still boasts the speed of the new Santa Rosa pla

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QuickTake:

Cons: No draft-n Wi-Fi

Computeract!ve Professional Review.

Review: Apple Macbook Pro notebook computer

by Kathryn Twyford

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Hot on the heels of the iMac, Apple's MacBook Pro is the first in its range of notebook computers to get the...

Review Verdict: Apple's latest notebook joins in the Intel revolution

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pcadvisor.co.uk Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Pro 2.4GHz (Late 2008) review

by Andrew Harrison

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Apple's new Unibody MacBook Pro gains a better chassis but loses out on screen legibility. So how does it measure up?

Review Verdict: The biggest disappointment with Apple's new MacBook Pro remains the withdrawal of the non-reflective matt screen option on the notebook's display. And for anyone familiar with recent pre-Unibody models of Apple's MacBook Pro, there is no appreciable perfo

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maclife.com Professional Review.

Video: 17-inch 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo MacBook Pro First Look

by Roman Loyola

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Take a gander at the newest model of Apple's super-sized notebook.

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t3.com Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Pro 17" laptop review

by Ian Osborne

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Apple's latest netbook gets tried and tested by the T3 team

Review Verdict: It's expensive, but not overpriced, and the battery sets a new standard for portable computing.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Most powerful Apple notebook yet. Fantastic battery power. Excellent graphics rendering. Gorgeous display.

Cons: No Blu-ray option yet. Rather expensive.

smarthouse.com.au Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Pro

by Richard Hill

Comments:
Apples MacBook features Intel innards but still feels just like a Mac laptop should.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Apple's commitment to quality goes beyond designing eye-catching enclosures, the MacBook Pro is a pleasure to use

Cons: delivers only acceptable performance,

laptopmag.com Professional Review.

Apple MacBook Pro (17-inch Unibody)

by Dana Wollman

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Review Verdict: The glossy display only limited our viewing angles when we tried to watch from a severe 180-degree angle. Otherwise, viewing angles were decent when watching from the side, when dipping the screen forward, and when sitting a few feet away. For $50 extra,

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QuickTake:

Pros: Beautiful, durable design, Thinnest and lightest 17-inch notebook, Gorgeous edge-to-edge glass display, Long battery life, Multitouch trackpad

Cons: No Blu-ray option or memory card reader, Battery not user-replaceable, Pricey