Apple Once More Improves Its Line Of MacBook Airs
by Joe White
June 10, 2013
On stage at the Moscone Center, San Francisco, Apple has announced an entirely new line of super-thin MacBook Air computers.
Changes made to the popular notebook include 40-percent faster graphics, improved Wi-Fi offering three times the performance of previous MacBook Air models, Haswell processors, and - most impressively - all-day battery life.
With the 11-inch MacBook Air users can enjoy 9-hours of battery life, while users of the 13-inch model can take advantage of a massive 12-hours.
Apple's Phil Schiller noted on stage that with the company's new MacBook Air, users can watch up to 10-hours of iTunes movies.
The all-new MacBook Air computers are shipping from today, and will be available for the less expensive prices of $999 (11-inch model) and $1,099 (13-inch model).
Later today, we'll be publishing an in-depth recap of Apple's WWDC keynote, so be sure to check back with us.
For more of today's news, see: Siri Gets A New Voice With iOS 7, Finally: Apps Will Automatically Update In iOS 7, and Activation Lock Will Help Protect Your iOS Device.
