Still, the new M4 MacBook Air is impressively powerful. I put it through GeekBench's CPU test and got great results: a 3,778 single-core score, and a 14,992 multi-core score. That's considerably faster than any earlier Mac when it comes to single-core operation, and roughly on par with an M2 Max when it comes to multi-core operation.

Both M4 Air models nearly catch up to the MacBook Pro M4, being only a little behind in single-core and multi-core results. That's an amazing feat considering the price difference in the laptops (The MacBook Air M4 starts at $999 while the MacBook Pro M4 kicks off at $1,599).

Apple’s latest MacBook Air is here, bringing the company’s newest processor, the M4, to its bestselling line of laptops. The updated Air, available in both 13-inch and 15-inch models, also gets an extremely rare feature for a modern gadget: a $100 price cut.

Eh bro you got 'lobang' (opportunity) for Apple laptop or not ah? Most of the time, the answer is some variation of "well, it depends." The polite ones anyway. But for once, Apple has made it easier — the new M4 MacBook Air is cheaper than its predecessor while also being better.

Apple has updated the MacBook Air and Mac Studio with brand new chips, and we got our hands on them. So in this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about these new M4 Macs!

Apple's M4 MacBook Air is more powerful than ever, but the MacBook Pro still dominates the premium laptop market.

The M4 MacBook Air does not make much sense for those who already own the M3 version, but if you're on an M1 or older MacBook this is an easy upgrade