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In everyday use, you’d be hard-pressed to kill the battery.
This means the Air stays cool in operation (it doesn’t even have a fan) and delivers ridiculous battery life, clocking more than 12 hours. The new MacBook Air has the same battery inside as the previous Intel version, but the M1 uses a lot less energy while pushing out more power. You’ll also find that the standard 8GB of RAM is plenty - even for those creative tasks. Just open the app and dive right in - the initial launch might take a little extra time as Rosetta 2 works, but it will run normally afterward. But fear not, for most Intel apps will run just fine, thanks to an emulator called Rosetta 2, which is installed automatically when you open a non-optimized app. Apple’s entire suite of applications is optimized, and Chrome already has a new version.
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It can handle multiple instances of the same app - several windows in Safari or Chrome with multiple tabs open - and you can leave Photoshop open in the background.Īpple’s macOS is also optimized for the M1 chip, as are several major apps.
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We were easily able to export 1080p HD and 4K videos at full resolution with no slowdowns. That’s $2,399 performance for $999.īut what about in everyday use? Well, it’s great for productivity and personal tasks like writing, emailing, messaging, browsing the web, streaming and even creative tasks. In our benchmarking, the M1 Air beats the previous Air and the Intel-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro, and ties the 16-inch MacBook Pro.
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That’s something we haven’t encountered on a Mac before. But this new model removes the fan and swaps out the Intel chip for the M1, the first Apple Silicon processor.Īpple’s M1 chip sets a new standard with blazing performance, and it’s so energy efficient that it stays cool enough that the new Air doesn’t need a cooling fan. It keeps the same exact build of the previous Air, including the Magic Keyboard that’s truly a treat to type on. Our top pick for an Apple laptop isn’t that surprising: the entry-level, M1-powered MacBook Air ($999).
Processor: Apple M1 with 7-core (tested) or 8-core GPU.Display: 13.3-inch Retina display at 2560 x 1600 (tested).
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