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The M4 MacBook Air is set to kick off a ‘loaded’ 2025 for the Mac

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple’s 2025 will be “loaded.” That includes the Mac, and Gurman cites the timeframe for when Apple will release new Macs–most of what Gurman reports has been stated before,

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MacBook Air M4 vs. MacBook Air M3: Should you wait for the M4 Air?

Apple's MacBook Air M4 features a more powerful chip than the MacBook Air M3, but will there be any other major differences?

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These three improvements could turn M4 MacBook Air into my dream laptop

Apple’s recently been bumping the standard brightness on a bunch of their newer displays. M4 MacBook Pros got a bump to 1000 nits of standard brightness (vs 600 nits on M3 and 500 nits on M2), and the new M2 iPad Air also got a bump from 500 nits to 600 nits, at least on the 13-inch variant.

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MacBook Pro vs. MacBook Air: Which Apple Deal is Better?

Choosing an Apple laptop often throws the age-old debate of whether to go with the MacBook Pro or the MacBook Air. Even ...

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Apple fans, get ready for another MacBook refresh - M4 MacBook Air reportedly set to launch this year, amid M5 chip rumors

All may be focused on Apple's expected M5 reveal later this year, but we could be seeing the M4 MacBook Air soon.

The Fastest Apple 2024 MacBook Air Ever Is at Its Lowest Price, Cheaper Than iPhones

Armed with the state-of-the-art M3 processor and 512GB of storage, the 2024 MacBook Air is one of Apple's best ever.

Upgraded iPad Air and MacBook Air with M4 chip, Apple Intelligence coming in 2025

In his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman revealed that the new 13-inch and 15-inch iPad Air models will be ...

The Asus Zenbook A14 is my favorite MacBook Air competitor I’ve seen at CES 2025

Asus just revealed new Asus Zenbook A14, which looks like the best MacBook Air alternative for the Windows crowd we’ve seen ...

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Best MacBook Pro and MacBook Air Deals for January 2025

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