Apple updates MacBook Air with a speed bump learn more

On the off chance that you squinted you most likely missed it amid Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote last Monday. The Cupertino-based organization refreshed its most reduced evaluated tablet with a speedier processor.

The MacBook Air now has a 1.8GHz double center Intel Core i5 processor, a knock up from the 1.6GHz double center Core i5 that was discharged more than two years prior. The MacBook Air's processor is a fifth era Broadwell chip, which is two eras more established than the Kaby Lake processors in the new MacBook Pro and MacBook.


Other than the new processor, nothing has changed with the MacBook Air.

Models and costs

Mac offers two standard designs of the MacBook Air. Each model can be modified at an extra cost.

$999: 1.8GHz processor, 128GB strong state drive, 8GB of memory, Intel HD Graphics 6000

$1,199: 1.8GHz processor, 256GB strong state drive, 8GB of memory, Intel HD Graphics 6000