Were Charles Darwin here today, once he’d finished screaming at us for tinkering with necromancy and demanding to know what the heck a Lexus was, I think he’d want to see the new MacBook Air. Apple’s M1-powered notebook is one of a trio of Apple Silicon showcases and, as the “Father of Evolution” was well aware, some generations take a leap forward, not just a step.
Though at $999 the M1 MacBook Air isn’t the cheapest model to use Apple’s homegrown chipset – the new Mac mini starts at $699, albeit before you budget for a display and peripherals – it’s arguably the purist example of Cupertino’s strategy.
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