Apple to introduce a low-cost MacBook powered by Apple Silicon
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo picked up on news of a low cost mobile Mac earlier this year, now Bloomberg is confirming those claims – a low cost MacBook is coming next year, it reports
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WWDC: Apple introduces the 15‑inch MacBook Air
WWDC also saw Apple introduce its 15.3-inch, M2-powered MacBook Air. These fan-free systems are silent, highly portable and bring 18-hour battery life.
Apple’s first M3 MacBook Airs may appear at WWDC – report
Apple intends to introduce the first Macs equipped with 8-core M3 processors this year, potentially in summer and perhaps at WWDC, a report explains.
M2 MacBook Air goes on sale and ship dates slip like iPhone
The M2 MacBook Air is available for pre-order today, expected in some retail stores this time next week – and...
Apple says its new M2 MacBook Air hits stores July 15
Apple has published a swift statement to send a shiver of fear through the hearts of computing notebook makers – MacBook Air will be in the wild from July 15.
WWDC: Inside the new M2 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Apple says that by 2030 every Mac Apple creates, from design to manufacturing, will be 100 percent carbon neutral as it races into the M2 Mac transition.
M1 MacBook Air performance data has already been eclipsed – by Apple
People are stoked at the amazing performance data for the new Apple Silicon M1 MacBook Air – but we’re really only scratching the surface of what to expect…
Apple updates MacBook Air, MacBook Pro
Apple has introduced significantly improved entry-level models of the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air and reduced the price.
Apple plans scissor switchers keyboard to replace butterfly
It looks like Apple is about to put function above form with the introduction of a replacement to the problem-prone butterfly keyboard, starting in a 2019 MacBook Air.
Of course you can boot Linux on new Macs and here is how
That story claiming Apple’s new Macs can’t run Linux? They’re not telling you the truth. Here’s the facts and how you can run Linux on a Mac with a couple of easy steps.
