Apple MacBook Air M1 8GB 5126GB

Apple MacBook Air M1 8GB 5126GB

There is power in the Air. Supercharge your work with Apple MacBook Air M1 8GB 5126GB . MacBook Air with M1 is an incredibly portable laptop — it’s nimble and quick, with a silent, fanless design and a beautiful Retina display. Thanks to its slim profile and all‑day battery life, this Air moves at the speed of light.  Tackle your projects with the blazing-fast 8-core CPU. Take graphics-intensive apps and games to the next level with the 7-core GPU. And accelerate machine learning tasks with the 16-core Neural Engine. All with a silent, fanless design and the longest battery life ever — up to 18 hours.¹ MacBook Air. Still perfectly portable. Just a lot more powerful. M1 is Apple’s first chip designed specifically for Mac. Apple silicon integrates the CPU, GPU, Neural Engine, I/O, and so much more onto a single tiny chip. Packed with an astonishing 16 billion transistors, M1 delivers exceptional performance, custom technologies, and unbelievable power efficiency — a major breakthrough for Mac.

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Apple M1 Chip

M1 brings incredible performance, custom technologies, and amazing power efficiency to MacBook Air. Packed with 16 billion transistors, it integrates the CPU, GPU, I/O, and every other significant component and controller onto a single tiny chip. The powerful 8-core CPU combines four performance cores and four efficiency cores that work together to tackle demanding multithreaded tasks, while the 7-core GPU delivers blazing-fast integrated graphics.

Unified Memory

The more unified memory (RAM) you choose, the more apps you can run simultaneously with a higher rate of performance. The MacBook Air with M1 chip can be configured with up to 16GB for more fluid multitasking and easy handling of large files.

Storage

Solid-state drive (SSD) storage is the amount of space your MacBook Air has for your documents, photos, music, videos, and other files. It delivers significant performance and speed that you’ll notice when you start up your Mac, launch an app, or browse your photos.