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So, do the performance benchmarks you've seen all over the web true about the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display? In short, yes. I've gone through a couple test before on my older/previous computers and Macs, but never have I seen performance like this before. The MacBook Pro w/Retina that I'm testing things on is a built-to-order with 16GB of RAM MC975LL/A model. Today, I've decided to take a look at something that isn't really something a user of this "ultimate professional mobile powerhouse" would do, but that we'd all love to see anyway... a game performance test.
First we're going to take a look at what gaming looks like in a Windows 7 (Boot Camp) environment performs like, and then we'll take a look at it on it's native Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 environment.
Have a look at what happens:
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So, when's the last time you put your iPhone into your dryer? Or, for that matter, when's the last time you've forgotten something inside your pocket before putting into your laundry basket and running it for a load? Well, I can now say I've done that. Thanks to the LifeProof case, though, my iPhone ended up... well, I guess you'll just have to watch what happened.
Ok, so we're taking a look at the iOS Universal Game called Super Stick Man Golf from the Apple App Store. It's not the newest game on the block, but it's close enough to a classic as needs to be. Basically everything pertinent will be in the videos following this text, but in a nutshell: SSMG is an arcade styled 2D Golf playing game. The multiplayer gameplay, which will be in a later video, is brilliant fun, and works great. Here are the videos...
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