Apple's latest MacBook Air doesn't push the envelope, but it contains several worthwhile changes that make it an easy choice for PC switchers and legacy users.

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The screen on the 15-inch MacBook Air M4 is a 15.3-inch Liquid Retina Display. That gives you a 2880x1864 pixel resolution ...

The MacBook Air M4 continues the trend of bringing incremental upgrades but what are these differences between the new M4 and ...

The iPad Air gets a minor spec bump for 2025, but that spec bump ensures the mid-tier iPad remains fast and responsive.

Apple's new M4 MacBook Air has a lot going for it, starting with the M4 chip itself. A full look at the new release plus one ...

By not changing much in a market that is also not moving very quickly, the modestly tweaked new iPad Air (pricing starts at ...

The A16 iPad is a typical post-Home-button iPad design, with a slim-ish symmetrical bezel running all the way around a ...

MacBook Air with the M1 chip is a lightweight, powerful laptop that is perfect for casual users, students, and remote workers ...

MacBook Air introduces a fresh perspective to Apple’s lightweight laptop lineup. With its striking Sky Blue finish, the ...