Apple has revealed the next-generation M3 MacBook Air, available in 13-inch and 15-inch versions. The M3 processor will provide higher CPU and GPU performance, an updated Neural Engine, up to 2x quicker Wi-Fi, and the ability to link to two external screens simultaneously.
The new MacBook Air line is available for purchase, shipping starts from March 8. The ability to connect to two external monitors was a much anticipated innovation in laptops.
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The functionality has a slight catch: it does not allow the MacBook Air desktop to be linked to external screens unless the laptop lid is closed. If the lid is open, just one external display will function, like with the previous M1 and M2 versions.
The M3 MacBook Air, dubbed the "world's best consumer laptop for AI," boasts a faster 8-core CPU and up to a 10-core GPU.
The device's quicker 16-core Neural Engine and improved Wi-Fi 6E provide maximum theoretical download rates that are twice as fast as the previous model.
The laptop, like the M2 model, has a narrow bezel screen with a camera notch cutout and a flat-edged chassis. Available in midnight, starlight, space gray, and silver, with an anodized seal to eliminate visible fingerprints on the midnight color.
