Apple MacBook Air M1 (late 2020)

Apple has released a new MacBook Air with its own processor inside, the Arm-based M1 chip. It makes this laptop very fast and runs Intel apps without any significant problems. It also has very good battery life but a bad webcam.

The MacBook Air (M1, 2020) is easily one of the most exciting Apple laptops of recent years. Its M1 chip is a real game-changer, and the ability to run both legacy apps, M1-optimized apps and iOS apps is very impressive. Battery life is also great, and performance is excellent as well.

Boasting Apple’s new M1 chipset, the MacBook Air is one of the most powerful ultralight laptops on the market right now.

The new MacBook Air reveals a world where thin and light laptops don’t have to be compromised

Stop press: this is the best MacBook Air we’ve ever used. For once we aren’t overly hankering for a Pro. The M1 chip means the Air’s significant performance boost allows you to dip into both video editing and graphics-heavy gaming without breaking so much as a sweat.

Were Charles Darwin here today, once he’d finished screaming at us for tinkering with necromancy and demanding to know what the heck a Lexus was, I think he’d want to see the new MacBoo…

Packing Apple’s M1 processor, the new Air rises higher than ever

Notebookcheck reviews the new Apple MacBook Air 2020 M1. Do you really need the additional GPU core?

The M1-powered MacBook Air doesn’t revolutionize the experience of using a Macbook, but it’s certainly the right choice for Apple loyalists looking to upgrade from an older model.

For years on, the MacBook Air was left behind – looking dated, having inferior TN panels, and featuring significantly less capable hardware. However, after Apple has solved the first two aspe…

The MacBook Air with Apple Silicon ushers in a new era for Apple

Apple has finally pulled the lid off its new M1 Macs, with the company’s own ARM-based processors built-in. We tested a model with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage to see how it held up in everyday workloads, professional tasks, and gaming.

Review: No piece of hardware is perfect, but man, this is a hell of a laptop.

Apple’s new MacBook Air is its most refined ultraportable yet, mostly due to the new M1 system-on-a-chip. It’s incredibly fast and completely silent, since it has no fan. It’s the first step towards unifying Apple’s hardware and software on Macs, and just like the iPhone and iPad, the result is a sleek and polished experience.