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June 10, 2013 09:56 pm GMT
Today at WWDC, Apple updated the MacBook Air to give it a boost. Phil Schiller insisted on one of its main feature, its battery. The 13-inch now has 13 hours of battery life and the 11-inch is supposed to last 9 hours. “You can watch almost the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy,” Schiller said. The MacBook Air now boasts a new Intel Haswell CPU, a 40 percent faster GPU and twice the “GPU execution units.” The entry 11-inch and 13-inch models have the same $999 and $1,199 price tags. The faster $1,399 13-inch model now costs $1,299. Apple hasn’t specified which CPU will ship with those new MacBook Airs yet. It’s available today, so Apple’s website should have this information after the keynote. The flash memory was updated as well to be faster. The MacBook Air is compatible with the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard. As a reminder, Apple’s “netbook” latest update was unveiled at last year’s WWDC. Developing
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Apple Updates MacBook Air With Haswell CPU, Claims All-Day Battery Life Up To 12 Hours
Today at WWDC, Apple updated the MacBook Air to give it a boost. Phil Schiller insisted on one of its main feature, its battery. The 13-inch now has 13 hours of battery life and the 11-inch is supposed to last 9 hours. “You can watch almost the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy,” Schiller said. The MacBook Air now boasts a new Intel Haswell CPU, a 40 percent faster GPU and twice the “GPU execution units.” The entry 11-inch and 13-inch models have the same $999 and $1,199 price tags. The faster $1,399 13-inch model now costs $1,299. Apple hasn’t specified which CPU will ship with those new MacBook Airs yet. It’s available today, so Apple’s website should have this information after the keynote. The flash memory was updated as well to be faster. The MacBook Air is compatible with the 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard. As a reminder, Apple’s “netbook” latest update was unveiled at last year’s WWDC. DevelopingOriginal Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/3_0sewIk58U/
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