The Internet has been buzzing about Intel?s second-generation Core processors for months now. Code named Sandy Bridge, these CPUs were billed as offering faster speeds, better multitasking and improved graphics performance. For real techies who want all the dirty details on the new processors, check out this in-depth article from AnandTech.com. While it wasn't supposed to work out this way, thanks to a techno-bumble on the part of Intel (more info after the jump), Apple's recently released MacBook Pro's became the first laptops to hit the streets with the new processors. Not surprisingly, reviewers were anxious to see how these CPUs perform in the real world. As noted in our just updated report on Apple laptops and desktops, most say that Sandy Bridge delivers all that it promised, and more.
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