New MacBooks you can consider buying in 2023

If you’re considering buying a Mac, this list is for you!

New MacBooks you can consider buying in 2023

Apple MacBook-series of laptops sure are expensive. So, before you get around to buying it, it is crucial to research well before picking the right one that fits your needs. In 2020, MacBook moved away from Intel chips, and in 2022, Apple added four more chips to their lineup, namely, M1 Pro, M1 Max, M1 Ultra and the M2.

These improved chips make your laptop more powerful and even reduce energy consumption. Buying a MacBook is worth it. However, choosing a MacBook can be difficult. So, we’ve made a list of the newest MacBook lineup by Apple.

Apple MacBook Air (M2, 2023)

Apple’s most recent MacBook Air has several improvements inside and out, which accounts for the price rise. The manufacturer officially abandoned its trademark wedge form factor in favour of a boxier chassis. In addition to the customary space grey and silver selections, it also comes in two new hues: midnight and starlight. Additionally, the display is larger and brighter and comes with a new webcam. The Liquid Retina panel measures 13.6 inches and boasts thinner boundaries, a screen brightness of 500 nits, and a notch that contains a 1080p sensor.

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The M2-powered MacBook Air can also be had with a 15.3-inch Liquid Retina Display and up to 16GB of RAM in the case of the former, and 24GB in the latter. The 15.2-inch model features a six-speaker set-up with support for Dolby Atmos as compared to the former’s four. It also sports a bigger 66.5Wh battery with a 35W power adapter over the former’s 30W unit and can be used for up to 18 hours at a stretch.

Apple MacBook Pro (M2, 2023)

The 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro are the flagship offerings of the MacBook line-up. They are offered with  up to 96GB of unified memory with the 38-core GPU, and feature storage of up to a whopping 8TB. The 14.2-inch and 16.2-inch Liquid Retina XDR Displays on the MacBook Pro models offer a crystal clear viewing experience, with up to 1,600 nits of peak brightness, meaning HDR content is handled with ease. The ProMotion displays on the devices also provide for an adaptive refresh rate of up to 120Hz. All of this ensures that these devices can basically take all the editing and simulation you want to at them, all day. All day, we say because of batteries that can up to 22 hours at a stretch.

The high-end MacBook Pro models received the same MagSafe technology as the MacBook Air. Now that the power line may be magnetically attached to the laptop to charge it, both Thunderbolt and USB ports are available.

The 13-inch MacBook Pro doesn’t offer any significant upgrades outside the new M2 chip (which is the same one in the new MacBook Air). The 13.3-inch screen, 720p webcam, and two Thunderbolt connections are all still included. The addition of high-impedance headphone compatibility in the audio jack, which offers marginally higher fidelity, is the only modification.

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It does feature a fan, unlike the Air, which enables the processor to get somewhat warmer and produce more power over a prolonged length of time. This is useful if you’re working on professional-level jobs like video editing but are unable to spend the extra money required for Apple’s larger Pro versions.

Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020)

The MacBook Air with the M1 chip from 2020 is among the most powerful laptops you can get for the money. This is particularly true when using software specifically designed for the new CPU, such as the Safari web browser. You will be able to download and install apps made for Intel’s x86 chips.

If you’re on a budget, then you should go for the slightly older models since the price keeps dropping whenever Apple launches a new product. If you’re looking for a powerful laptop, opt for the MacBook Pro lineup. Or if you’re looking for an all-rounder laptop, then you should definitely look at the MacBook Air models. It is always advisable to do your research well before choosing a model!

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