7 or 8 GPU cores? If you are looking for the new Apple MacBook Air, you can choose between integrated graphics with 7 and 8 cores. But how big is there performance difference in everyday situations and does the additional GPU core impact the surface temperatures?

The Apple MacBook Air is great for students. It's a thin and light laptop that's easy to carry around, with a battery that lasts through an entire day of light productivity. It has a good keyboard, an excellent touchpad, and a bright, sharp screen.

Apple MacBook Air M1 review: When it comes to looks, the MacBook Air is not at all different from the version launched earlier this year. But how powerful is the new MacBook Air with the M1? Read on to find out.

Have you ever seen a bird sitting contently on a tree and wondered whether it will be afraid of the branch breaking? The bird in all likelihood doesn’t have that fear because fundamentally it’s trust doesn’t lie in the branch — it lies in its wings.

Apple through and through. The new entry into Apple's notebook world comes with its new in-house M1 ARM processor in the established case. Find out in our extensive review how the new entry-level release turns out and whether Apple also has to struggle with software compatibility like the...

The MacBook Air (M1) is a small revolution. As much power as you could need in a light and silent design, with giant battery life.

The Apple MacBook Air M1 may have been succeeded by the M2-powered model, but it still provides great value at its current price point due to the excellent performance of the Apple Silicon processor.

The MacBook Air (M1, 2020) remains one of the best laptops you can buy. It was the first MacBook to come with Apple's game-changing M1 chip, and the success of the M1 MacBook Air led to Apple releasing M2 and M3 MacBooks - while still keeping the M1 MacBook Air on sale.

The M1-equipped MacBook Air now packs far better performance than its predecessors, rivaling at times the M1-based MacBook Pro. At $999, it’s the best value among macOS laptops.

There’s an old saying in tech that you should never buy the first generation of any new product – you’re paying to be an early adopter and to iron out the kinks. The thing is, I cannot find any kinks for your average consumer with the new M1 MacBook Air.