The M1 chip redefines the 13-inch Pro. Featuring an 8-core CPU that flies through complex workflows in photography coding video editing and more. Incredible 8-core GPU that crushes graphics-intensive tasks and enables super-smooth gaming. An advanced 16-core Neural Engine for more machine learning power in your favorite apps. Superfast unified memory for fluid performance. And the longest-ever battery life in a Mac at up to 20 hours. It?s most popular pro notebook. Way more performance and way more pro.
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Model: Apple 13.3" MacBook Air with M1 Chip (2020)(Open Box)
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The main difference is that this one comes with 8GB RAM and the new M2 comes with 16gb. Since this isn't upgradeable and Apple Intelligence requires 16gb to future-proof, I think paying extra for 16gb is worth it.
To still clear out any of these unsold 8gb laptops, they need to discount it to $500 to make sense. At that price it'd be an excellent beginner laptop.
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This should be under $500
This should be under $500
To still clear out any of these unsold 8gb laptops, they need to discount it to $500 to make sense. At that price it'd be an excellent beginner laptop.
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