Consumer Reports retests MacBook Pro after a talk with Apple
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For decades, Consumer Reports (CR) has acted as a fairly respected consumer watchdog, testing the claims of countless products and offering up assessments to help the public choose in a world filled with dubious advertising. When the magazine said that Apple's new MacBook Pro was lacking in the battery life department, there was general surprise. After some investigation, though, it appears that the testing conditions were unusual. CR's methodology may have been flawed, though it exposed a Safari bug in the process.
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