After a long delay (rumoured to be caused by availability issues with the Core i5 and i7 processors) Apple has finally released its refresh of the MacBook Pro range. The 15-inch model is one of the lightest multimedia notebooks in its class. Very few notebooks, generally consumer ultra-low voltage models with weak processors (e.g. The MSI X-Slim X610), are noticeably lighter. The MacBook Pro 15 comes in three different versions, with a range of processor speeds (dual core, 2.4 - 2.66 GHz). The versions also differ in hard drive capacity and graphical memory. In addition, you can customize the notebooks to a certain extent in the as you buy them.

You can increase the RAM up to 8 GB DDR3, choose SSDs with up to 512 GB, and also upgrade the display, which we find especially interesting. This allows you to order a high-res version with 1680 x 1050 pixels (currently €90 extra). For a further €45 you can get a so-called 'antiglare' version (which probably has a lightly roughened surface like the ). Our test model is the most powerful version with a 2.66 GHz Core i7-620M dual-core processor, along with 4 GB of DDR3 RAM, a 500 GB, 5,400 rpm SATA hard drive and a 1440 x 900 reflective LED screen. The outstanding unibody enclosure is unchanged in this latest generation of MacBook Pros. It is still impressive thanks to its unparalleled robustness, workmanship and good feel.

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The sleek and timeless design is still convincing even after more than a year. The only area of concern is the sharp front edge of the machine, which starts to dig uncomfortably into the forearm when you use it on your lap for a while. In this instance, Apple has put appearance ahead of functionality.