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13-inch MacBook Pros with Coffee Lake processors show up on Geekbench - Neowin
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MacBook Pro 2021 Geekbench Benchmarks Show Impressive Results For Pro Users | Production Expert
Compare the Speed of New M1 MacBook Pros to 2013 and 2017 Macs | Larry Jordan
Benchmarks show expected gains for the new Air over 2017 model and 12" MacBook
First Apple M1 MacBook Pro Cinebench and Geekbench Scores Impress • iPhone in Canada Blog
New MacBook Pro model with Intel Coffee Lake CPU shows up in Geekbench database | AppleInsider
First Impressions of the M1 MacBook Pro | Steven Levine
Macbook Air 2017 i5-5350U low temperature… - Apple Community
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Review: Apple's new Kaby Lake 13" MacBook Pro without Touch Bar unexpectedly speedy vs. 2016 model | AppleInsider
Benchmarks for the new Mac Pro reveal some models have similar performance to iMac Pro
MacBook Pro with Core i5-8250U shows up at Geekbench - Liliputing
MacBook Pro 15” (Mid-2017) Review
MacBook Air, Pro Benchmarks (March 2015)
Consomac : Notre test du MacBook 12'' de 2017
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Apple M1-Powered MacBook Air Trumps Intel Core i9-based MacBook Pro, Other Mac Devices on Geekbench
Early benchmarks show M1 outperforming every Mac ever made in single-core scores
Geekbench benchmark hints at new MacBook Pro with 28W Intel CPU on the way - 9to5Mac
Geekbench Results Tease 6-Core MacBook Pro with 32GB RAM
2018 MacBook Pro - Geekbench vs Other Macs
Updated Entry-Level 13-inch MacBook Pro Benchmarks Impress With up to 83% Faster Performance Compared to Previous Generation
First 2018 MacBook Air Benchmark Shows Moderate Gains Over 2017 MacBook Air and MacBook - MacRumors
iPhone X leaked benchmarks match MacBook speeds and destroy Android
