Latest 13-inch MacBook Air (M1) News

U.S. schools can purchase new 128GB M1 MacBook Air in bulk for $779

Apple is now selling a new 128-gigabyte Apple Silicon MacBook Air through its U.S. Education Institution program.

Amber Neely 5 years ago 23

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M1 MacBook Pro, HomePod mini, and macOS Big Sur on the AppleInsider podcast

Stephen Robles 5 years ago 0

Core Slack, Discord technology Electron now supports Apple Silicon

The Electron framework that lets web developers more easily develop cross-platform apps has now been updated to work on the new Apple Silicon M1 Macs.

William Gallagher 5 years ago 13

iFixit teardowns reveal M1 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro nearly identical to Intel models

The repair specialists at iFixit have completed teardowns of the M1-equipped MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, noting that not much has changed in their design beyond the new chip.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 20

CodeWeavers gets Windows apps running on Apple Silicon

The developers of CrossOver have announced that their latest version can run both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows applications on the new Apple Silicon M1 Macs.

William Gallagher 5 years ago 11

M1 Mac mini teardown reveals smaller logic board, non-upgradeable RAM

What appears to be one of the first Mac mini teardowns reveals an M1 assembly that requires much less space than the previous Intel logic board.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 31

Google releases Chrome build that runs natively on Apple Silicon

Google has released a new build of its Chrome browser with support for Apple's new proprietary M1 chip.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 5

M1 Macs deliver Apple's first support for USB4

The first Apple Silicon chip used in a Mac, the M1, implements Apple's first custom controller for USB4 and Thunderbolt 3 and delivers the platform's first systems meeting the new USB4 specification. Notably, Apple has brought USB4 to market about a month after Intel's own 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors for PC notebooks.

Daniel Eran Dilger 5 years ago 28

Apple may be saving billions in component costs by switching to M1 Mac

Apple may be saving around $2.5 billion in component costs by swapping Intel processors to M1 chips in some of its Mac and MacBook models.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 24

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