Though Apple's recently unveiled Retina 12-inch MacBook is set to hit store shelves for a few days, a Geekbench benchmark of Apple's newest hardware has shed some light on what type of CPU performance users can expect under the hood.
The Geekbench tests measured Apple's entry-level 1.1GHz Retina MacBook featuring Intel's new Core M processors. Tested twice, Apple's svelte laptop delivered two single-core scores of 1924 and 2044 along with multi-core scores of 4038 and 4775.
But how do those numbers stack up to, say, the MacBook Air?
Apple’s revolutionary Retina MacBook is about as powerful as a 3-year-old laptop