Apple MacBook Air (13-inch Retina Display, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD Storage) - Space Gray (Previous Model)

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• Stunning 13.3-inch Retina display with True Tone technology
• Backlit Magic Keyboard and Touch ID
• Tenth-generation Intel Core i5 processor
• Intel Iris Plus Graphics
• Fast SSD storage
• 8GB of memory
• Stereo speakers with wider stereo sound

Brand	Apple
Operating System	Mac OS
CPU Manufacturer	Intel
Screen Size	13 Inches
Computer Memory Size	8 GB

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The MacBook Air is part of Apple's latest generation of Macs with Apple silicon, featuring significantly improved performance and battery life in a slim, fanless design. Announced in November of 2020, the MacBook Air is among the newest Macs in Apple's lineup and it is still believed to be fairly early in its product cycle. 

Apple has updated the MacBook Air erratically in recent years, releasing two new models in 2020 and with no clear pattern prior to that, although the device has been updated every year since 2017. Now that Apple controls its own custom silicon for the MacBook Air, as opposed to using Intel processors, it is likely that the MacBook Air will see updates on a more regular basis in years to come.