Apple has completely separated from Intel processors in recent years and developed ARM -based M1, M2, M3 and M4 processors. These sets, which collect high performance, efficiency and graphics features in a single package, many macs and …
The highly anticipated M4 MacBook Air seems to excite users. According to the latest information, the new model will compete with the MacBook Pro M4. Can the MacBook Air really replace the pro M4? At work …
Apple can introduce the M4 MacBook Air series earlier than expected. In the previous reports, the launch of M4 processor MacBook Air models was postponed. In fact, leaks, 13 and 15 -inch models at an early date like March …
Apple’s new M4 MacBook Air models with M4 processor will be announced in March at the latest. Mark Gurman from Bloomberg is working on Apple’s new 13 and 15 -inch MacBook Air models and these devices are in the coming weeks …
Apple was planning to add an OLED screen to the MacBook Air model. However, these plans were postponed until after 2027. The reason behind this postponement…
Apple introduced its own designed M1 chip set in 2020; It updated its MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini and iMac devices with this chipset. The company, which introduced the new generation M processor in 2022, will launch the M3 processor in the coming months, according to many claims.
Face ID technology, which has been on iPhones and iPads until now, is coming to MacBooks. It turns out that Apple has received a patent for this.
It has been revealed when MacBook Air models with the M3 chip will be on the market, which will offer significant performance and power efficiency improvements over previous models.
Apple, one of the largest technology companies in the world, launched its highly anticipated event, WWDC every year, with a remarkable announcement. The world’s best-selling computer, the MacBook Air, is now available in a new size. MacBook Air 15 …
Apple is preparing to introduce the new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air. The MacBook Pro, which is said to come with the new MacBook Air, will be powered by the Apple M3 chip. The new 13-inch MacBook Air codenamed J513 is the brand new 15-inch MacBook Air codenamed J515.
