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| | The new MacBook Air 13-inch costs $100 less than its predecessor, but it promises so much more. Thanks to Intel's new Haswell chip, Apple says to expect up to 5 hours more battery life inside the same svelte aluminum design. The look and display stay the same -- sorry, no Retina sweetness here -- but the new Air ($1,099) does boast faster flash memory, beefier graphics and the latest and greatest 802.11ac Wi-Fi. Find out if Apple's update is still the best in its class.  | | | |
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 | | | | It's finally here. At a relatively affordable $149 up front, this device boasts a bigger 4-inch screen than its predecessor in a ridiculously thin and light design, as well as an improved camera. What makes the T-Mobile version particularly compelling is the carrier's new no-contract plans and HD Voice support. Although 4G LTE coverage is limited for now, T-Mobile's iPhone 5 is a very strong value. | | | |
 | | | | Packing the newest and most powerful Intel Core i7 processor, the newest and most powerful Nvidia GPUs -- two, for good measure -- as well as 32GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, this 18-inch system simply crushes all before it. However, it will also crush your bank account, as this configuration costs a cool $4,399 (although it starts at a more reasonable $2,099). Is it worth the investment? Absolutely. | | | | | | |
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