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iPhone X leaked benchmarks match MacBook speeds and destroy Android
Smart Fans - Apple's latest Retina MacBook Air has drawn some criticism over its processor choice. Now, the first MacBook Air Geekbench scores are starting to hit the web and give more
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MacBook Pro with Core i5-8250U shows up at Geekbench - Liliputing
Benchmarks show expected gains for the new Air over 2017 model and 12" MacBook
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MacBook and iMac hands-on reviews: Slicker, faster, cheaper | The Independent | The Independent
Review: Apple's new Kaby Lake 13" MacBook Pro without Touch Bar unexpectedly speedy vs. 2016 model | AppleInsider
2017 MacBook Pro is Up to 20% Faster Than Last Year's Model in Benchmarks - MacRumors
Apple $1,799 13-inch 2.0GHz quad-core Core i5 MacBook Pro benchmark results | Macworld
Geekbench: MacBook Pro Late 2016 Slower Than 2015 Model! | Technouz
iMac (27-inch) Benchmarks (June 2017)
Apple MacBook 12 (2017) Laptop Review - NotebookCheck.net Reviews
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2018 MacBook Pro - Geekbench vs Other Macs
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Retina MacBook Pro & MacBook Air 2012 Benchmarks | OSXDaily
MacBook Pro 2021 Geekbench Benchmarks Show Impressive Results For Pro Users | Production Expert
2017 MacBook Pro vs Shadow Boost (CPU Geekbench) : r/ShadowPC
iPad Pro's A12X Bionic Beats Intel Core i7 Chip From Last Year in Geekbench
MacBook Pro 15” (Mid-2017) Review
Benchmarks: 2020 MacBook Air (quad-core i5) is up to 76% faster than 2018-2019 model
Benchmark tests show new iPad Pro models outperform MacBook Pro in some CPU & GPU tasks - 9to5Mac
MacBook Pro 15-inch (2017) Review: Faster, Stronger, Same High Price | Macworld
M1 Macbook Air outpreforms high end Macbook Pro 16” in Geekbench - Tech News - Linus Tech Tips
First 2018 MacBook Air Benchmark Shows Moderate Gains Over 2017 MacBook Air and MacBook | MacRumors Forums
2017 MacBook Pro - performance of different models