Latest 2020 MacBook Air News

M3 MacBook Air review roundup: light and powerful AI machine

The first reviews for the new M3 MacBook Air are in, and overall they are a rave for how Apple's lightweight portable performs.

William Gallagher 2 years ago 5

MacBook Pro and MacBook Air overwhelmingly drive Apple Mac sales

New research claims to have details on exactly how dominant MacBook Pro and MacBook Air sales are, versus desktop contemporaries.

Andrew Orr 2 years ago 12

M3 MacBook Air vs M1 MacBook Air — Compared

Apple's M3 MacBook Air update isn't much of a change compared to the M2 version, but it is for the M1. Here's what a two-generation difference makes for the MacBook Air.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 13

After 14 years, Apple has finally retired the famous MacBook Air wedge shape

The MacBook Air's famous wedge-shape design is no more, replaced by the square-sided M3 model. Long live the sloped MacBook Air.

William Gallagher 2 years ago 26

M3 MacBook Air vs M2 MacBook Air — Compared

Apple's addition of M3 to the MacBook Air line is the very definition of a spec-bump upgrade. Here's what has — and hasn't — changed in Apple's value-oriented notebook family.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 19

How to use two monitors with M3 MacBook Air

The new MacBook Air with M3 processor supports two external monitors — when the lid is closed. Here's what to expect when using Clamshell mode.

Mike Wuerthele 2 years ago 5

New M3 MacBook Air arrives with faster Wi-Fi and better performance

Four months after Apple debuted the M3 chip, it is now making an appearance in updated 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models.

Mike Wuerthele 2 years ago 18

New iPad, MacBook Air, Mac mini: What to expect from Apple in the spring

There's a lot of products in Apple's pipeline, including some Mac refreshes, new iPads, and more. Here's what Apple is rumored to deliver in March 2024.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 24

New iPads & Macs could arrive as soon as this week

Apple could be days away from launching new iPads and Macs, a report claims, with shaky reports of a retail overhaul and media briefings used as evidence of there being new releases on the horizon.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 1

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