#2071 macbook pro vs 2017 macbook air upgrade
(Note that CNET may get a share of revenue from the sale of the products featured on this page.)ġ3.3-inch LED-backlit IPS display (2,560x1,600 pixels)ġ3.3-inch LED-backlit display (1,440x900 pixels)ġ.8GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 (2.2GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 upgrade available)ĨGB 2,133MHz LPDDR3 RAM (16GB upgrade available)ġ28GB PCIe SSD (256GB, 512GB or 1.5TB upgrade available)ġ28GB PCIe SSD (256GB or 512GB upgrade available)Ģx Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports (one of which is used to connect the charger)Ģx USB 3 ports, Thunderbolt 2 port, SDXC card slot
( Read the full MacBook Air 2017 review here.)Īnd though Apple sells it for $999, it can usually be found for $900, and sometimes even less. It has 2017-era components - probably not your top choice in 2019 - but also a revered keyboard and a time-tested build. It's essentially the same design that Apple introduced way back in 2010. You might be surprised to learn that Apple still sells the older MacBook Air, a model released in June 2017. ( Read the full MacBook Air 2018 review here.) It has a more modern Apple aesthetic, newer components and a few features, like a Retina display and Touch ID, that were previously exclusive to the more expensive MacBook Pro. The new model, which the company introduced in October 2018, starts at $1,199. Partly, it's because Apple now sells two different laptops called the MacBook Air. My endorsement is now qualified, requiring some verbal asterisks and footnotes. But since Apple reworked the design in 2018, things have become more complicated. I love the MacBook Air, and for many years vigorously recommended it as the best laptop for most people.
When Apple introduced it in 2008, it redefined what a laptop could be - and set the bar for style and portability. The MacBook Air has achieved icon status.
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