Apple Is live in an Event. This is the follow up event to the iPhone event early last September. We are expecting a lot of great new products and some updates to of favorites. Throughout the event today I will bring you a few updates with the details of the event. This event is come to be know as “There’s more in the making”. Apple sent out unique and individualized invitations last week. Lets take a look at what we got coming out. First up a new MacBook Air.
First up we have a new MacBook air. This is long overdue and been waiting for a refresh. Starting at $1,199, the MacBook Air features a 13.3-inch display with borders that are 50 percent narrower, and you get 4 million pixels of resolution. The FaceTime HD camera is still there at the top of the display, and you can conduct group FaceTime calls.
The new Air is 17 percent smaller in terms of volume and it’s 15.6 mm thin and it weighs 2.75 pounds, compared to 3 pounds for the previous Air. That’s a quarter pound lighter than the previous Air. Apple says that the body is made of 100 percent recycled aluminum.
Apple has included a Touch ID button on the keyboard, complete with Apple’s T2 security chip.
New MacBook Air Quick Speck Look
- T2 chip for Touch ID and Hey Siri support
- FaceTime HD camera
- Three-mic array for better voice recognition
- 3rd-gen butterfly keyboard
- Force Touch trackpad
- eGPU and 5K display support
- 8th-gen Intel dual-core i5 processor
- Up to 16GB 2333MHz memory
- Up to 1.5TB SSD
- 2.75 pounds
- Made from 100 percent recycled aluminum
- 17 percent smaller
The Final Though
With its processor that’s three generations behind and thick bezels around its low-res 1,440×900-pixel display, the 13-inch MacBook Air was last updated 2017 and hasn’t really changed physically since the first model in 2008. It is, however, the cheapest Apple laptop starting at $999 and frequently found for less. It was time and I like what they have done. Pre-Orders start today and will be available the 7th
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