Apple's MacBook Air lineup now includes three models for buyers to choose from: The 2020 13-inch MacBook Air with M1, 2022 13-inch MacBook Air with M2, and the brand-new 2023 15-inch MacBook Air with ...

Apple created the light, thin and capable laptop category with its MacBook Air line. With the release of the 15-inch Apple MacBook Air, Apple brings its lightweight design to its best-selling laptop ...

The M2 MacBook Air is our best laptop pick thanks to its best-in-class performance and slim design, but what if you want a bigger screen? That’s where the new 15-inch MacBook Air comes in. Unveiled ...

Macworld We may prefer the M4 MacBook Air these days, but the 2024 M3 model is an absolute beast on its own. And, more ...

The 13-inch MacBook Air is the best laptop you can buy, so it’s no surprise to see Apple simply make it bigger for 2023. The 15-inch MacBook Air features a significantly larger display for juggling ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For years, Apple has had a bit of a hole in its MacBook lineup. It has offered the small performance one, and the big performance one — and it ...

Our review of Apple’s new MacBook Airs is out, and our esteemed reviewer Devindra Hardawar gave them both equal scores of 90. That’s a very good score! But I think Devindra’s underselling the 15-inch ...

It’s been a long time coming, but Apple finally has a 15-inch version of the classic MacBook Air. I say a long time because I recall covering rumors of a 15-inch Air more than 10 years ago. This time ...

For the first time in a long time, there are now two size options for the MacBook Air. The difference in size between the 15-inch MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Air is dramatic, though you’ll find ...

I’ve written and talked about my desire for a larger-screened MacBook Air for years. Much to my delight, that day has finally come. At WWDC last week, Apple announced a new M2-powered MacBook Air with ...

When Apple announced the 15-inch MacBook Air last week, it was exactly what you’d expect. Apple simply took the design and internals of the M2-powered Air it announced a year ago and stuck it in a ...

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