Most reviews on them i see have some biasness in them, is there any site that gives a real review that is not bias
I have used both microsoft and apple products and both have made crap products since the companies were founded but you never hear
PC Magazine usually does unbiased reviews.
http://www.pcmag.com/category2/0,1738,22 ,00.asp
Hope this helps.
The myth, the legend, the computer that made Apple a success-- the Apple II. A look at the Apple ][, the Apple ][ Plus and the Apple IIe Follow me ...
By Kevin Coughlin
With those steely, Zen-master eyes, the Apple co-founder stares up at me from the jacket of "Steve Jobs." I feel the trepidation related by virtually everyone interviewed in Walter Isaacson’s exhaustively researched biography. Such is the power of Jobs’ legendary "reality distortion field" that he still imposes his will, from beyond the grave.
Cancer took Jobs last month before he could read the best-seller he had authorized. Based on his binary — some would say bipolar — worldview, there’s a 50-50 chance his critique would have been a reflexive, "This is s---!"
It’s not.
Isaacson has pulled off a neat trick, refusing to sugarcoat or simplify one of the most complex, brilliant and frustrating figures in American cultural lore.
Jobs gets his proper due for transforming how we communicate. "History will place him in the pantheon right next to Edison and Ford. More than anyone else of his time, he made products that were completely innovative, combining the power of poetry and processors," writes Isaacson, a biographer of Albert Einstein and Ben Franklin who was recruited by Jobs so that his children might understand why he spent so little time with them.
The iPhone 3GS looks dated. There’s no escaping the monolithic design that once perched the 3GS atop the mobile design podium has struggled to keep pace as rivals crack its minimalist code. So many iPhone rivals took their lead from Apple’s utilitarian design that the original now looks almost uninspired.
The plastic back of the iPhone 3GS is its principal downfall. It’s a veritable scratch magnet, and while we understand it’s a necessity for strong 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signals, rivals such as the HTC Legend have side-stepped the problem, while still keeping an aluminium shell, not unlike the first generation iPhone.
Stand it in a lineup of HTC, Sony Ericsson and Nokia handsets, and the iPhone 3GS now looks tubby and a little tacky, especially from the rear. But looks aren’t everything. Apple has constantly trumpetted the iPhone OS as its handset’s greatest asset, and it still stands up as the best mobile platform around.
While Android mobiles have struggled to keep themselves up to date with the latest software refreshes from Google, each of Apple’s handsets, from the first generation iPhone right the way to the latest iPhone 3GS all run the same software.
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Product Review: Samsung's Galaxy Tab is good but not good enough
SAN FRANCISCO -- When Apple released the iPad in April, it set a high bar for tablet computers. The first real competitor has arrived in Samsung's Galaxy
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A Big Brand and IPO Forecast and an Apple Company Review in January's Issue of ... Business Review USA is a leading digital media source of news and content for C-level executives focused on business and industry-specific news throughout |
SlashGear Week in Review- Week 3 2011
Analysts are reporting that since the iPhone launched Apple may have sold as many as 90 million iPhones. Considering the device was only on one carrier in
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Verizon dials up iPhone (week in review)
Verizon will begin selling Apple's iPhone on its network starting in early February. It's the same model iPhone 4 that AT&T and
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Apple Mac App Store full review
If you've never used your ID to purchase anything from Apple - such as an iTunes track for example - you'll be prompted to review your account details
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The applications author, Loren Brichter, has completely tossed Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for the Mac aside and Apple not only allowed him to do so,
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MEElectronics M9P Hi-Fi Sound-Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Microphone Review
ears that just don't work with the Apple earbud headsets. I really prefer the in-ear style, which is why I was eager to review the MEElectronics M9Ps.
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Dakota Voice Week in Review, Ending Jan. 15, 2011 Apple Rejects Christian App as Promoting 'Hate and Homophobia' – Chuck Colson, along with Princeton professor Robert George and Beeson Divinity School |
SHAMELESS "Frank the Plank" Advance Review
Apple pie, lower 48, Air Supply!” We're responsible for a lot of things, but Air Supply isn't one of them. “Surround sound bitching is the only thanks I get
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CES: Tablets, connectivity, and in 3D (week in review)
Motorola plans to dethrone Apple's iPad with its new Android-based Xoom tablet. The Xoom--one of many tablets unveiled at CES--betters the iPad in some ways
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