Apple introduces MacBook Air with M3 chip: Faster, more powerful, and better connected!
Apple has officially introduced its new generation of MacBook Air laptops featuring the M3 chip. Offering 13-inch and 15-inch screen options, the new models come with significant improvements in many areas, from performance to connectivity.
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Apple has announced its new MacBook Air models powered by the M3 chip. Offering 13-inch and 15-inch screen options, these new models include a series of improvements in performance and connectivity.
The new MacBook Air models offer higher performance thanks to their M3 chips. They are equipped with 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU options, with the 10-core GPU included in all versions of the 15-inch model. Memory options start at 8 GB and go up to 16 GB, with a configuration option available up to 24 GB. Storage options can reach up to 2 TB.
According to Apple's statement, the M3-powered MacBook Air is 60% faster than the model with the M1 chip. It is also stated to be 13 times faster than the fastest MacBook Air model with an Intel processor.
The new generation MacBook Air features a more efficient and faster Neural Engine AI accelerator. This indicates that it will offer better performance in the field of artificial intelligence.
There are also significant innovations on the connectivity side. The M3-powered MacBook Air comes with Wi-Fi 6E support, which will provide users with higher download speeds. Additionally, the device features a 1080p FaceTime HD camera and offers better sound quality for voice and video calls.
The new MacBook Air models offer up to 18 hours of battery life, while providing up to 15 hours of wireless web browsing. Color options include silver, starlight, space gray, and midnight.
The prices of the new models in Turkey are as follows:
13-inch model: Starting from 47,499 TL
15-inch model: Starting from 54,999 TL
Both models have 1 TB and 2 TB storage options. An additional payment is required to increase the memory from 8 GB to 24 GB.
The new MacBook Air models will meet users on March 13.