It's thin enough to fit into your backpack without feeling like a brick, and it weighs less than most computers. Yes, there are a few small inconveniences, but they are greatly exceeded by the benefits it offers in general.
The travel and responsiveness of the backlit magic keyboard are just great. You can log in with just a tap thanks to the touch ID fingerprint sensor, which saves you time changing passwords. On the other hand, the design is nothing new. The true star of the show is the M3 chip. You can complete daily chores with the MacBook Air without exerting much effort.
Do you recall the times your laptop died the night before a big presentation? Those dark days are behind us (pardon the pun). The first-generation M-series MacBooks marked the end of them, but the M3 is back with an impressive battery life that allows you to work without being tied to an outlet from sunrise to sunset (and maybe even watch a movie later).
Although the MacBook Air M3 is equipped with nearly all the features required, there are a few factors to take into account. Power users who like to have a lot of tabs open may find the 8GB of RAM on the base model to be a little small. It will take a little longer to upgrade to a higher RAM setup.
Additionally, there are still two Thunderbolt/USB-4 connections available. Although most users find it sufficient, people who depend heavily on peripherals may need to purchase one or more dongles. The MacBook Air is available with a 13-inch or a 15-inch display, starting at ~1,14,9,0. It's light enough to carry anywhere, strong enough to tackle tough jobs, and fashionable enough to draw attention.
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