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Apple Macbook Pro (Late 2008)

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Apple Macbook Pro (Late 2008)
October, 2008

$1,999.00

Pros

Multi-touch glass trackpad
Thinner than previous gen @ 0.95"
Backlit keyboard.

Cons

Expensive
Slightly heavier than predecessor
Major selling points for NVidia dual GPUs are disabled currently: no Hybrid SLI or on-the-fly switching of the two GPUs

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT

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Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT
February, 2005

$900.00

Pros

high quality pictures
relatively small size for a SLR is great for travel
nearly instantaneous turn-on/wake-up times (0.2s)

Cons

small size means it won't fit everyone's hand
small LCD screen
supplied lens is very basic

Apple Macbook Pro (Early 2008)

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Apple Macbook Pro (Early 2008)
February, 2008

$2,799.00

Pros

LED option available on top of the line 17" version
Macbook Air inspired multi-touch trackpad
Faster Penryn Core 2 Duo Processor

Cons

GeForce 8600M GT is showing its age; some newer games run slowly at high resolutions
no Blu-Ray drives available, not even external ones
MacOS X doesn't support Blu-Ray playback, and can burn Blu-Ray only with 3rd party software

Canon EOS 40D

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Canon EOS 40D
September, 2007

$1,150.00

Pros

LCD display is pretty easy to see in sunlight.
Info button allows you to quickly check which picture settings are being used.
Independent auto focus button makes for clearer shots and greater ease of use.
Built-in sensor cleaning/dust repelling.

Cons

Battery indicator isn't a very accurate representation of actual battery life.
A lot heavier to hold than comparable cameras on the market.

Apple iPhone 3G

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Apple iPhone 3G
July, 2008

$199.00

Pros

GPS Support
Good selection of free apps available
High speed 3G

Cons

Can't replace the battery yourself, can't replace with a "spare"
Crippled Bluetooth (only hands-free devices supported)
Battery life is disappointing when using 3G

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