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The winning iPhone strategy is shifting to Mac and iPad

The winning iPhone strategy is shifting to Mac and iPad

Posted on October 31, 2018 By Jarvis

Apple tested its strategy out on the iPhone, took a risk, and it paid off: now, it’s the turn of the Mac – and specifically the new MacBook Air – to go next. For long-time MacBook Air fans, the late-2018 update to the ultraportable addressed a lot of complaints. Faster processors, more storage, and a Retina display all checked off boxes long-overdue. However there was one change we were hoping not to see.

The previous-generation MacBook Air was the last of Apple’s notebooks to slip in under $1,000. Today’s replacement, slimmed down in size and beefed up in power, makes no such concession to your wallet. Price of entry to Retina MacBook Air ownership is now $1,199.
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