Apple MacBook Pro 15in (2011) review
LaptopsStunning performance, amazing new tech and a great design, but the astronomical price makes the new MacBook Pro for professionals only.
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Stunning performance, amazing new tech and a great design, but the astronomical price makes the new MacBook Pro for professionals only.
It’s very fast and supports RAID for data protection, but a NAS would be a better alternative for anyone with more than one computer.
Impressive image quality and great looks, but crosstalk is a problem in 3D
Builds on its excellent predecessor with more of everything, but the competition has caught up.
The X8 has some clever features, but it can't match Motorola’s Defy on contract. It’s a good choice on prepay, though.
Around the same size and price as a netbook, but more powerful and with a higher screen resolution – an excellent budget choice.
This two-headed beast of a card was too unpredictable in our tests to justify its equally monstrous price.
It may be cute, but the PicoPix's image suffers heavily from the rainbow effect, and you'll need an adaptor for VGA.
If you want to take advantage of Intel's easily overclockable LGA1156 processors, the P55 Extreme 4 has everything you'll need to build the ultimate PC, and costs less than £100.
The X7 isn't as pretty or as glossy as some of its rivals, but if you want a big, good-quality screen, great sound and an unfeasibly massive battery life, this is the media player for you.