Apple MacBook Air 2020 Review: Verdict. The new Apple MacBook Air with its lustrous M1 processor costs the same as the previous model, $999 for the entry-level and $1,249 for the more expensive ...

Apple says that the 2020 MacBook Air offers 80% faster graphics performance. SSD It’s great to see a boost to the storage in the MacBook Air from 128GB to 256GB and 512GB, but that’s not the ...

The MacBook Air 2020 was one of the first laptops to ship with Apple's M1 chip, and it showed us that Apple silicon can deliver remarkable performance and power efficiency.

The 2020 MacBook Air has Apple’s new Magic Keyboard and faster processors, which add up to make it a solid, capable laptop that’s good enough for most people.

As mentioned, the 2020 MacBook Air looks just like the 2018 model. It has a sleek aluminum build all around, and you’ll have a choice between gold, silver or space gray.

The 2020 MacBook Air looks nearly identical to all previous MacBook Airs, but it’s a good thing Apple took the “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” approach.

In terms of price, the MSRP for the M1-powered MacBook Air (2020) starts at $999 / £999 / AU$1,599, which comes with the 8-core CPU and 7-Core GPU version of the M1 chip, 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD.

The MacBook Air (2019) received a slightly slower SSD than the 2018 model and this new 2020 machine sticks to the same. The 2020 achieved write speed of around 1029MB/s and read speeds roughly ...

The MacBook Air (2020) comes with all the right improvements without sacrificing the best features of the previous version. Its price tag isn't as daunting, either. $999.99 ...

2020 MacBook Air: 4-core Intel Core i5 at 1.1GHz (3.5GHz Turbo) Intel Iris Plus: $1,299: 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro: 8-core Intel Core i9 at 2.4GHz (5GHz Turbo) AMD Radeon Pro 5500M 8GB GDDR6: ...

The 2020 MacBook Air is very slightly heavier at 2.8lbs (1.29kg) instead of the 2019 version's 2.75lbs (1.25g). As well as fractionally adding weight, the new machine has lost some battery power.

Then again, the MacBook Air 2020 has something going for it that its albeit more powerful successor doesn’t: an even cheaper price tag. With the MacBook Air M1 being the newest model, remaining ...