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Apple updated the MacBook Air line yesterday at WWDC (watch keynote here). These new Macbook Airs started shipping literally 1 minute ago and can be ordered now.
The most interesting new feature is the new battery life that has been considerably improved over the previous version.
See the graph on the left which shows how the new 13″ lasts for 12 hours as opposed to 7 hours before the update.
Other major improvements are more and 45% faster flash storage, Intel’s new “Haswell” processor, 40% faster integrated graphics and a new WIFI chip (802.11ac) that is said to be 3x faster (if you have a similarly fast base station).
After 1 year without an update it was about time for this refresh. And the stuff is in stock while it lasts (probably not long):
The Apple Macbook Air 11.6 inch starts at $999: LINKThe Apple Macbook Air 13.3 inch starts at $1099: LINK
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Sebastian Wöber is a director and DP, studied at Filmacademy Vienna and is passionate about harnessing the potential of filmmaking tech to create powerful cinematic work with limited resources. He is currently teaching film at Andrews University in the US.