Apple has finally updated its MacBook Pro models to the latest M3 series of chips, but in doing so, it has totally ditched the 13-inch model.While that means just the 14-inch MacBook Pro will be

The new MacBook Air features a 15.3-inch display powered by Apple's M2 chip and 8GB of RAM. It also has a Touch ID sensor, two USB-C/Thunderbolt ports, a MagSafe charger and 18 hours of battery life.

If you want a bigger screen, Apple has released a 15-inch model, the Apple MacBook Air 15 (2023). It's the same device as the 13-inch model but with a 15.3-inch display and better speakers. Performance is also near-identical, although its battery life is slightly shorter at around eight hours of light use. Is the new Air really worth the premium or should you opt for The new MacBook Air features a larger display than its predecessor at 13.6 inches (versus 13.3 inches), thanks to thinner borders

Better to be overkill for the future than just barely under. Try bringing up task manager at work for a typical scenario and check out how much ram you're using. That might help inform you of how much you need. Again, 8 gb will likely be fine, but that 16gb can be a really great cushion.

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