Not sold on an Apple computer? ConsumerSearch has other computer reports that can help you decide between a Mac and a PC. The desktop computer report covers nettops, tower desktops and all-in-ones like the iMac. More powerful computers, including those that can handle just about any game with ease, are covered in our report on gaming desktop computers. ConsumerSearch also covers full-size laptops for gaming and graphics work, in addition to netbooks and inexpensive laptops. If you're intrigued by the iPad 2, ConsumerSearch covers it and other similar computers in a report on tablet computers.
Macworld details the latest versions of the Apple MacBook pro, as well as newly available upgrade options.
Apple's website is a good starting point for information about Apple's current desktop and laptop computers.
APCMag.com takes a look at the Mac vs. PC debate by comparing the MacBook Pros to competing Windows laptops.
The Hunch.com blog has a neat infographic that illustrates the differences between Mac and PC users.
ArsTechnica.com's Infinite Loop blog is an excellent source for Mac-related news.
For general shopping information, Laptop Magazine has an excellent laptop buyer's guide that covers the different types of notebooks available.
PCMag.com has a similar article that covers desktop computers.
If you want to run Windows 7 on your Apple computer, DigitalTrends.com has a step-by-step on how to install the operating system using Boot Camp.
Apple.com has detailed specs on the high-speed Thunderbolt ports.
The MacRumors Buyer's Guide has a list of current models and when and how they were last updated. It also offers predictions on when the next round of upgrades to a particular Apple product might be expected.
AppleInsider.com publishes occasional reviews, but is most helpful as a source for news and gossip about everything Apple-related.
ILounge.com is a great source for reviews of iPad accessories, including adapters, cases, keyboards, speakers and more.
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