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Apple has introduced two new MacBook Air 2024 models in India. Available in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, these feature the company's latest 3nm M3 chipset. The upgraded laptops also boast minor enhancements and can deliver up to 18 hours of battery lif

MacBook Air M3 launched: Check price in India, specs and more

Apple has introduced two new MacBook Air 2024 models in India. Available in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, these feature the company's latest 3nm M3 chipset. The upgraded laptops also boast minor enhancements and can deliver up to 18 hours of battery life.

<h2>Apple has introduced two new MacBook Air 2024 models in India. Available in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, these feature the company's latest 3nm M3 chipset. The upgraded laptops also boast minor enhancements and can deliver up to 18 hours of battery life.</h2>

Apple introduced two new MacBook Air models on March 4, featuring the latest 3nm M3 chipset.
Besides the processor upgrade, the 2024 MacBook Air lineup boasts some minor enhancements.
The company asserts an impressive up to 18-hour battery life for these improved laptops.
Noteworthy is Apple's move last year to update the MacBook Pro range, integrating the M3 SoC into its top-tier laptops.
<h3>MacBook Air M3 Specs</h3>
Display: 13-inch or 15-inch Liquid Retina display with a peak brightness of 500 nits.
Processor: Both models are powered by Apple's 3nm M3 chipset, which is also used in the MacBook Pro (2023) models.
Neural Engine: Features a new 16-core Neural Engine to enhance on-device machine learning capabilities.
Graphics Performance: The M3 chipset offers a claimed 60% increase in speed compared to the previous M1 laptops and is 13 times faster than the fastest Intel-based MacBook Air.
Memory (RAM): Configurable with up to 24GB of RAM, starting from 8GB on the base models.
Storage: Offers up to 512GB of SSD storage as standard, configurable up to 2TB for increased capacity.
Battery Life: Apple claims up to 18 hours of battery life on both models.
Audio Features: Introduces Voice Isolation and Wide Spectrum microphone modes for improved audio experiences.
External Display: Supports connections to up to two external displays when the lid is closed.
Ports: Includes a MagSafe 3 charging port, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports for various connectivity needs.
<h3>MacBook Air M3 Price in India</h3>
13-inch MacBook Air:
<ul>
<li>₹1,14,900 (8GB RAM, 256GB storage)</li>
<li>₹1,34,900 (8GB RAM, 512GB storage)</li>
<li>₹1,54,900 (16GB RAM, 512GB storage)</li>
</ul>
15-inch MacBook Air:
<ul>
<li>₹1,34,900 (8GB RAM, 256GB storage)</li>
<li>₹1,54,900 (8GB RAM, 512GB storage)</li>
<li>₹1,74,900 (16GB RAM, 512GB storage)</li>
</ul>
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A class-action settlement of $50 million has been granted by a US judge to resolve consumer claims against Apple regarding defective MacBook keyboards

Apple to pay $50 million to settle Class-Action Lawsuit over defective MacBook keyboards

A class-action settlement of $50 million has been granted by a US judge to resolve consumer claims against Apple regarding defective MacBook keyboards

Apple's Defective MacBook Keyboard Settlement: US Judge Grants $50M Class-Action ResolutionA US judge has approved a $50 million class-action settlement to address consumer claims against Apple regarding faulty MacBook keyboards. The settlement, deemed fair and reasonable by the California federal court judge, dismisses challenges to the agreement. The lawsuit, initiated by eleven consumers from different states, alleges that Apple failed to provide adequate repairs or troubleshooting assistance for the butterfly keyboards produced between 2015 and 2019. Apple has denied any wrongdoing. Eligible class members will receive compensation ranging from $50 to $395 based on the extent and nature of their keyboard repairs. With over 86,000 payment claims already submitted, the settlement aims to provide benefits to a significant number of individuals, despite objections raised about the adequacy of the compensation. Moreover, the court has granted a $15 million request for legal fees made by the plaintiffs' lawyers.

Apple’s WorldWide Developer’s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.

WWDC 22: Apple M2 and new MacBook Air announced

Apple&rsquo;s WorldWide Developer&rsquo;s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.

Apple&rsquo;s WorldWide Developer&rsquo;s Conference, or WWDC, saw the announcement of the Apple M2 chip, and the new MacBook Air laptop it powers.
<h2>Apple M2</h2>
Apple has announced the new Apple M2, which is 5nm chipset with 20 billion transistors, 20% more than M1. The Apple M2 has an 8-core CPU with 18% faster CPU performance than M1, and a 10-core GPU which is up to 35% faster than M1. The Apple M2 gets support for a 100Gbps memory bandwidth, and up to 24GB RAM.
The new media engine on the Apple M2 can natively decode 8K H.264, HEVC, and ProRes video.
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<h2>MacBook Air</h2>
A new, redesigned MacBook Air debuted at WWDC 2022, finally losing the iconic wedge shape in favour of an 11.3mm thin chassis. It&rsquo;s powered by the new Apple M2 chip, and available in four colours, with &lsquo;starlight&rsquo; and &lsquo;midnight&rsquo; joining the old staples of silver and space grey. It will also be available with up to 2TB storage and up to 24GB RAM.
The new MacBook Air gets a 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display that gets up to 500 nits of brightness, and support for 1 billion colours. The display has been expanded to the corners, as in the new MacBook Pro models, but does feature a notch.
MagSafe is back on the MacBook Air, as the new M2-powered model gets a dedicated charging port along with 2 Thunderbolt 4 ports, and a high impedance 3.5mm headphone jack.
The new MacBook Air also gets a new 1080p webcam with low-light performance 2x better than the outgoing model. There&rsquo;s also a new 4 speaker sound system, completely integrated into the keyboard, with no speaker grille. It also has support for Dolby Atmos.
The new MacBook Air will keep the long battery life, with Apple promising up to 18 hours of video playback time on a single charge.
The new MacBook Air starts at ₹1,19,900 in India, and will be available from July, 2022.
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<h2>13" MacBook Pro</h2>
The 13-inch MacBook Pro does not get a redesign, but has been updated with the new Apple M2 chipset. It will also be available next month for a starting price of ₹1,29,900.

The iPhone, MacBook, and iPad are on sale for Vijay Sales' Apple Days offer.

iPhone 13, MacBook Air, and iPad on sale for Vijay Sales' Apple Days

The iPhone, MacBook, and iPad are on sale for Vijay Sales' Apple Days offer.

A slate of Apple products are available for lower prices at technology retailer Vijay Sales' Apple Days sale. The sale went live on April 15, and will run until April 21, and can be availed at any Vijay Sales retail outlet, or their website.
The latest iPhone 13 is available for ₹71,900 down from ₹79,900, and HDFC Card users can get a further cashback of ₹5,000 to bring the effective price down to ₹66,900. The iPhone 13 Pro, meanwhile, is available for ₹1,16,300, down from ₹1,19,900. A cashback of ₹4,000 for HDFC users can bring the effective price down to ₹1,12,300.
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The iPhone 12, meanwhile, is on sale for ₹57,900, while HDFC Card users can buy it for an effective price of ₹53,900.
The MacBook Air with the Apple M1 Chip is available for a price of ₹83,900, down from ₹92,900. A further cashback of ₹6,000 can bring the effective price down to ₹77,900. The MacBook Pro with the Apple M1 Chip can similarly be purchased for a price of ₹1,03,690.
Coming to Apple's tablets, the iPad Pro is on sale for an effective price of ₹64,700, while the iPad Air 5th gen is on sale for an effective price of ₹49,800.

Apple's 'Peek Performance' event will be held on March 8. A new MacBook Air with an Apple M2 chip, a new iPhone SE, and an iPad Air refresh are expected.

Apple 'Peek Performance' event today: where to watch and what to expect

Apple's 'Peek Performance' event will be held on March 8. A new MacBook Air with an Apple M2 chip, a new iPhone SE, and an iPad&nbsp;Air refresh are expected.

Apple has announced their first launch event of 2022 for March 8, with the tagline 'Peek Performance'. That tagline is widely expected to refer to the launch of new Apple M2 chips, that would power a redesigned MacBook Air. Apple is also expected to debut a new iPhone SE, and a new iPad Air at the event.
The event will be streamed live through Apple's website, the Apple TV app, and Apple's YouTube channel at 11:30 PM IST on March 8.
<h2>iPhone SE 5G</h2>
Apple is expected to launch a new iPhone SE model at the event, adding support for 5G networks through the new Apple A15 Bionic chipset. The phone is also expected to sport an improved 12MP single camera at the back.
Despite rumours that the company is updating the design of the phone, the iPhone SE 5G is expected to keep the same 4.7-inch LCD display as the current iPhone SE model. The new phone may come with 3GB of RAM.
<h2>iPad Air</h2>
Along with the new iPhone, Apple is also expected to launch an update to the iPad Air. The new iPad Air will keep the design of its predecessor, but feature the new A15 Bionic chipset, and an improved front-facing camera with Center Stage support.
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<h2>Apple M2 chipset with new Mac lineup</h2>
Apple is expected to announce the Apple M2 chipset at the launch event, as the successor to the Apple M1. The Apple M2 is expected to be slightly faster than the Apple M1, but feature much better graphical processing capabilities, with a 9 or 10 core GPU.
The Apple M2 is expected to power a new redesigned MacBook Air, which may get rid of the line's iconic tapered design. The new MacBook Air lineup could also come in more colourful options, mirroring the colours of the new iMac Apple launched last year.
Some rumours also say that Apple could launch a new baseline MacBook Pro, and a new Mac Mini, both powered by the Apple M2, at their March 8 launch event.

Apple is planning series of Mac launches, including new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro, and iMac Pro models, with a wave of new Apple Silicon chipsets.

MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini models with Apple M2 chip to launch in March: report

Apple is planning series of Mac launches, including new MacBook Air, MacBook&nbsp;Pro, Mac Pro, and iMac&nbsp;Pro models, with a wave of new Apple Silicon chipsets.

According to report from Mark Gurman in Bloomberg, Apple is all set to unveil new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini models at their rumoured March 8 spring launch event. The new Mac models would all be powered by the upcoming Apple M2 chip, the successor to the Apple M1.
The same event is likely to see the launch of the 2022 iPhone SE with 5G support, and a new iPad Air.
Gurman says that Apple is now entering the third phase of its transition from Intel&rsquo;s x86-based processors to ARM-based Apple Silicon chipsets. He expects Apple to launch new Mac models based on the new Apple M2 chip, and a super-powered version of the M1 Max chipset, along with the current M1, M1 Pro, and M1 Max offerings.
Apple could also launch a second wave of Mac models around May or June. In total, Gurman expects Apple to launch multiple models of MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini, and iMac Pro in 2022.
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<h2>Apple M2 to launch in March</h2>
The new Apple M2 chip could power a new baseline MacBook Pro, a new Mac Mini, a new iMac, and a redesigned MacBook Air. The company could also launch a Mac Mini with an M1 Pro chip inside, and an iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip options. Apple could also launch a new Mac Pro desktop computer, around half the size of the current offering, with a new Apple Silicon chipset inside touted to be as powerful as four M1 Max chips.
The Apple M2 chipset will retain the eight-core architecture of the M1, but will be a bit faster. It will reportedly feature much better graphical processing capabilities, with a 9 or 10 core GPU. The M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets could be launched in 2023, along with a supposed Apple M3 chipset.

Leaked renders and latest reports have indicated that new MacBook Pro devices will be launched by summer 2021, equipped with the rumoured M1X processor.

Latest reports point to upcoming MacBook Pro with M1X chip

Leaked renders and latest reports have indicated that new MacBook Pro devices will be launched by summer 2021, equipped with the rumoured M1X processor. While Apple is yet to confirm any such information, reports say 14-inch and 16-inch models are in the works. Apple's latest Mac devices, including new MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs were launched in November 2020, equipped with the home-grown M1 processor.

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