With the announcement of new, 2024 MacBook Air laptops, Apple has officially discontinued the 2020 MacBook Air with M1 chip — get it before it's gone for 25% off on Amazon.

Apple's M1 MacBook Air has been discontinued, but it's still at Best Buy and Walmart for $510. ... As far as downsides, the only big one is that this laptop was first released in 2020, ...

Macworld Juggling emails, video calls, streaming, and creative work on an outdated laptop feels like torture because you know a computer with more power would make your life just a little bit easier.

Apple will upgrade the MacBook Air to an M3 at some point, and if the M3 MacBook Pro is any indicator, it’s going to be about 40 percent faster than the M1 model (see chart above). That’s a ...

Macworld Even when they’re on sale, a new MacBook Air is pretty expensive. But if you want an Apple laptop, you don’t need to spend a fortune when Walmart is selling the M1 MacBook Air in all three ...

The MacBook Air M1, which was the first laptop to utilise the Apple Silicon M1 chip, is on sale at a low price of Rs 54,990 – ...

Apple MacBook Air review notes: We evaluated the eight-core CPU/eight-core GPU variant of MacBook Air (M1) for almost three weeks using macOS Big Sur (version 11.0.1).

Amazon has dropped the price of the 2020 M1 MacBook Air with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, to $799, making it the lowest-cost Apple Silicon MacBook.

This Apple MacBook Air M1 laptop was released back in November of 2020. This is a super portable laptop weighin it at a mere 2.8 pounds. It features a 13" 2560x1600 (227ppi) Retina display, Apple ...

The M1 chip may have been succeeded by the M2, but this 2020 MacBook Air still has plenty to offer. It remains the smallest Apple laptop running Apple Silicon, with a tapered design that makes it ...

The MacBook Air M1 was one of the first machines to come packing Apple Silicon, back in late 2020. In the testing for our MacBook Air M1 review, we loved the fact that this laptop managed to offer ...

The 2020 MacBook Air was a great laptop, but it was kind of a stepping stone. Apple essentially took the previous-generation Intel MacBook Air, slapped a new M1 chip in it, and called it a day.