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maclife.com - 10/13/2008

MacLife Review: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2

— maclife.com — For the past couple of years, Adobe has given professional photographers some choices when it comes to... image-editing software—if you find Photoshop a bit daunting. (more) MacLife Review: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2

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gizmodo.com - 10/17/2008

MacBook and MacBook Pro Dual Review [Review]

— gizmodo.com — Before Tuesday, there was no way a MacBook and a MacBook Pro could appear in a single... review. Too much separated the two systems, from outer appearance (build materials and backlit keyboard) to inner nitty gritty (graphics processors, etc.). To ... (more) MacBook and MacBook Pro Dual Review [Review]

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oreilly.com - 10/14/2008

Instruction with Inspiration -- Photoshop Lightroom 2 Adventure

— oreilly.com — Photoshop Lightroom 2 Adventure — "A practical guide to a program no photographer should be without: Adobe... Lightroom 2... This is an adventure you'll be glad you said yes to." —Leo Laporte, from the Foreword Master Adobe's ... (more) Instruction with Inspiration -- Photoshop Lightroom 2 ...

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First Benchmarking and Video Tests of New MacBook Models
HardMac.com — ... However, when running "everyday tests", MacWorld demonstrated that the new architecture, especially associated with more powerful GPUs could deliver higher performance levels than the previous models. The new entry level MacBook clocked at 2.0 GHz is faster than the previous one sporting a Core 2 Duo at 2.1 GHz, and even came close to the previous model clocked at 2.5 GHz! ...

I Chose a New MacBook
TheAppleBlog — ... are not quite adequate for my purposes. And, despite the great deals on the older MBP’s which make them a perfect deal for some, they bring little to the table over the new MacBook but a larger, heavier form factor. I’d have the larger screen, but otherwise nothing much to show for it. The larger screen is nice, but not enough.  So I’m getting a loaded, high-end new MacBook. As configured it’s still $150 less than the new entry MBP, but has twice the memory and a bigger hard disk. Performance is identical unless I fire up the discrete graphics on the Pro, but then I lose ...