The M1 MacBook Air, however, features the more classic tapered finish that dates back to the very first Air. Depending on your preferences, the M4’s design could either be a pro or con.

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The screen on the 15-inch MacBook Air M4 is a 15.3-inch Liquid Retina Display. That gives you a 2880x1864 pixel resolution ...

In contrast, the M1 Air’s once-inconic tapered design now appears ancient. Other design differences include thinner bezels that allow for more screen ... of the MacBook Pro 14-inch M4, we ...

But I am also the owner of a 14-inch MacBook Pro that uses the M1 Pro chip. And as much as I ... for $1,399 and has the 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display (2880-by-1864 native resolution), 16 ...

The MacBook Air M4 offers a perfect combination of portability, performance, and value, with notable upgrades like a 16GB RAM ...

It has more storage than a base MacBook Air, matches its memory, features a large 16-inch display, and comes with extra ports. This model also runs an M1 Pro chip, which is a more powerful version ...

So, you want to buy a MacBook? You have no shortage of options. If you go directly through Apple, you can pick between the Air or the Pro, in two ... previous generation M1 in that spot, and ...

If you’re in the Apple ecosystem and want a laptop, then you’ll want to grab a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, and being ... faster than the previous M1, a bigger screen, more brightness from ...

However, that compact size often required tradeoffs such as limited performance, smaller screen sizes, and fewer ports. Recent updates, though, have addressed many of these shortcomings. Once the ...