One of the best decisions I ever made around computers was upgrading my MacBook Pro in 2013 to get one of the new models with the Retina display.
The Retina display really does change the entire computer experience. Text is incredibly sharp and clear. Everything looks like it was painted directly onto the screen. You’ll be really happy with this display.
There’s no real need for passwords in the new MacBook Air, thanks to Touch ID. The fingerprint scanner lets you unlock your computer, access any locked data, and even make purchases without needing to enter a password. And if you have Apple Pay set up, Touch ID will automatically enter the correct shipping and billing information without sharing any of your credit card details. It’s super convenient, and also secure.
The MacBook Air’s keyboard has been redesigned to be more stable, comfortable, and responsive. And the trackpad, where you can click, scroll, pinch and zoom, is 20% larger than it was on the last MacBook Air, which will give you plenty of space to control your content.
The new MacBook Air is 2.75 pounds — the last model weighed 2.96 pounds — and it’s also 10% thinner than before.
There's also the option to purchase up to 16 GB of RAM.
USB-C is slowly but surely starting to show up everywhere. Apple even replaced the Lightning connector in its iPads with USB-C. And the new MacBook Air comes with two USB-C ports, which you can use to charge the device, connect external storage devices, power external displays, or even charge your other devices like iPhones and iPads.
The new MacBook Air has stereo speakers that feature improved bass and get 25% louder than the speakers in the previous MacBook Air. The new laptop also features three microphones, which helps for dictation, Siri, or just being heard on your FaceTime calls.
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