Apple introduced fresh MacBook Air with M3 chips, support for two external displays and Wi-Fi 6E
08.03.24
Apple has introduced updated next-generation MacBook Air laptops with Apple M3 processors, delivering faster CPU and GPU performance, as well as support for faster Wi-Fi.
New models now have the ability to connect up to two external displays, although the laptop’s internal display must remain turned off.
Specifications include eight-core processors and 10-core integrated GPUs, as well as a faster 16-core Neural Engine.
Wi-Fi modules have been upgraded to Wi-Fi 6E, offering twice the download speed. The new laptops look almost identical to previous M2-based models, with thin bezels around the screens and a camera bump at the top.
Prices for the updated models start at $1,099 for the 13-inch version and $1,299 for the 15-inch version in the Apple online store, including student discounts.
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