published 12 Jun 2012
MacBook Pro Retina Display Analysis
by Anand Lal Shimpi
on anandtech.com
Im in San Francisco until tomorrow morning, but aside from dinner Ive been spending as much time with the next-gen MacBook Pro as possible. Apple, as always, has done an excellent job of giving users enough reasons to want this thing. Theres the ...
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by John Brownlee
on cultofmac.com
New MacBook Pro’s Retina Display Allows You To Switch Between Graphic Clarity And More Desktop Space On The Fly
Over at Anandtech, theyve posted a fantastic first look at the MacBook Pros Retina display, which naturally confirms that Apples new laptop display is every bit as gorgeous and futuristic as we all think it is. What I was most interested in, however,...
by James Trew
on engadget.com
AnandTech takes a long hard look at the MacBook Pro Retina Display
Not quite fully sated with the latest Apple updates from this year's WWDC? Without doubt, one of the most anticipated goodies to come from the keynote yesterday was the introduction of the MacBook Pro into the Retina Display-fold. We'll, of course, ...
by Joe Wilcox
on betanews.com
Will you buy Apple's 15.4-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display?
I ask because one of my colleagues already has ordered one (shipping time is a couple weeks), and I got into an interesting Google+ debate about display technologies earlier today. Apple announced the new laptop yesterday during its Worldwide ...
by Techland Staff
on techland.time.com
The Retina MacBook Pro: More than an Apple Desktop Replacement?
AppleAt the close of Apples not-entirely-a-surprise next-gen MacBook Pro reveal at WWDC on Monday, Phil Schiller told the audience it was the best computer Apple has ever made. The implication: The new Pro is much more than just a portable ...
by Jordan Kahn
on 9to5mac.com
New MacBook Pro’s Retina display reviewed and benchmarked
Following posting initial benchmark data yesterday for the new Retina MacBook Pros SSD and USB 3.0, AnandTech today published a longer analysis of the notebooks display. First the report took a closer look at the new resolution preferences for ...
by Kelly Hodgkins
on tuaw.com
Taking a close look at the MacBook Pro's Retina display
Anandtech spent some quality time with the new retina MacBook Pro and, as expected, took a deep dive into the hardware that makes up the device. In a series of posts, the hardware-focused website examined the SSD improvements and explained how ...
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by Oliver
on news.idealo.co.uk
Apple MacBook Pro pulls ahead of the competition with retina display
Photo: Apple As expected, yesterday the MacBook Pro received its scheduled processor boost and slimmed down in the process too. However, Apple also unexpectedly added a revolutionary ‘retina’ display to its flagship 15 inch notebook. MacBook Pro ...
by MacDailyNews
on macdailynews.com
AnandTech analyzes Apple’s new MacBook Pro Retina display: ‘Everything is ridiculously crisp’
[cfsp key="google_adsense_300x250"]Im in San Francisco until tomorrow morning, but aside from dinner Ive been spending as much time with the next-gen MacBook Pro as possible, Anand Lal Shimpi reports for AnandTech. Apple, as always, has done an ...
Retina Display MacBook Pro: Display Analysis
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by Jon Dick
on thetechblock.com
AnandTech examines new MacBook Pro’s Retina display
A day after Apples 15.4-inch MacBook Pro went Retina, an improvement the company reckons makes it the worlds highest-resolution notebook, AnandTech put the new computers pin-sharp display under the microscope. As usual, the always-thorough site ...
by Eric Slivka
on macrumors.com
A Closer Look at the New MacBook Pro's Retina Display
AnandTech takes a closer look at the new MacBook Pro's 2880x1800 Retina display, revealing just how well the display stacks up against its predecessor and other notebook displays and delving into the details of how it handles various resolutions....
