| Product Description: | Apple 13.3" MacBook Air in Space Gray
With the exquisite fusion of technology, innovation, performance, and presentation, 13.3" Apple’s MacBook Air is the epitome of modernization and is the perfect tool to be utilized by the most outgoing professionals of this generation.
Being Apple’s most prominent laptop, the 13.3" Apple MacBook Air suits various users’ tastes while ensuring them exceptional power and functionality to keep up with their demands. Powered by the Apple M1 chip with 8-core CPU, the Apple 13.3" MacBook Air is set to deliver a breakthrough and reliable processing with up to 3.5 times faster performance for smooth execution of everyday tasks, whether the simplest ones like video exports for the web or the complex tasks like editing RAW images. Apple M1 chip features 16GB of unified, high-bandwidth, low-latency memory that canbe accessed by the CPU, GPU, and Neural Engine. This also includes a total storage capacity of 512GB SSD to accommodate valuable data and files, as well as provide quick and seamless system boot-ups.
For a complete and more gratifying user experience, the Apple MacBook Air, which comes in the color of Space Gray, features a spectacular 13.3" LED-backlit Retina display with resolution of 2560x1600, which makes text appear sharper, while images come in more vibrant colors. In addition to this, it offers up to 18 hours batter performance, and comes equipped with a Touch ID, Magic Keyboard, Force Touch trackpad, FaceTime HD Camera, 2x Thunderbolt/ USB 4 ports, and runs on the latest macOS Big Sur which offers more advanced desktop operating system features and a refined new design.
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The bigger issue with all M-series is the TBW for the base (8/256) versions (see pic). They seem so fast at first, until you open more than 20 browser tabs or do heavy multi-tasking between apps. It's all over HN and Macrumors that it causes high levels of writing to swap on the SSD, and even though Apple is using very robust drives capable of ~2,000 full rewrites, the 8/256 could require a replacement within 3-4 years (again, see pic after 2 months of usage showing 5% wear on the SSD). Given how long pre-Apple-silicon Macs lasted (my 2012 MBA and 2015 MBP are still in use) and that the only solution to an M1/M2 SSD replacement means a full mobo replacement, it's something to consider. That said, very few HN users with >16 GB RAM saw this happen. However, I consider myself fairly tech savvy, and I was not aware of this until I went hands-on with it. Linux, Windows, and even Intel Macs all write to swap a lot less than Apple Silicon Macs.
I've tried the M1 and M2 MBA base versions, so these TD deals got me praying. I had just ordered a refurb base M1 Pro (16/512) from Apple as a last-ditch effort for a semi-affordable laptop (otherwise would get an M1 Mini with 24 GB) but this would be both cheaper and better for my usage (I want to max RAM but don't want to pay for it).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjYYUjj
Unless of course you can't stand the notch on the screen, which is pretty weird to see on a laptop.
Well, it aint gonna ship so
iwheela
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That said, I see both in order history, but they don't have invoices yet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjYYUjj
Unless of course you can't stand the notch on the screen, which is pretty weird to see on a laptop.
Also, what if they ship a brick ?? we are in for good fun...I'm already fighting with a denied claim from paypal where the chinese shipper delivered to wrong address and paypal denied my claim... Now I had to send picture of my porch and the picture of other house's porch
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