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MacBook Air 2020 review

MacBook Air 2020 review

Posted on March 25, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The MacBook Air 2020 is sleek laptop with good endurance, but it could use more performance.

As ultraportables go, the MacBook Air more often than not sits at the top of the heap. However, like most Apple products, it’s been just out of reach of being affordable. Sure, it’s been the cheapest MacBook you could get, but with a starting price of $1,099, that’s not saying much.
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