Geekbench: the mid-range 2020 MacBook Air is significantly faster than the 2018-2019 models
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Geekbench 6 - Cross-Platform Benchmark
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Benchmark shows significant performance boost in new 8-core MacBook Pro
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Apple MacBook Air brings its M2 silicon to Geekbench - GSMArena.com news
2018 MacBook Pro - Geekbench vs Other Macs
MacBook Air with Apple's M1 chipset outscores the 16-inch MacBook Pro in Geekbench - Neowin
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M1 Max Geekbench 5 CPU Score : r/macbook
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2018 MacBook Pro - Geekbench vs Other Macs
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
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