We did notice that the MacBook Pro 13-inch (2019) did stumble a bit with unzipping large compressed files – taking a bit longer than other laptops at this price range to complete the task.ĭon't expect a huge leap over last year's model (Image credit: Future) The SSD included in the MacBook Pro 13-inch remains one of the best drives in modern laptops, making macOS and apps load up nice and quick, ditto for transferring data. If you don’t need that kind of firepower, for example if you’re mainly going to be using the MacBook Pro for coding or word processing, then the 13-inch version should be fine for your needs. For pure productivity, especially in intensive tasks such as video editing and graphics rendering, the 15-inch model is the one to get, though of course you’re going to be paying a lot more. However, it still cannot compete with 2019’s 15-inch MacBook Pro, which comes with some of the most recent and powerful components you can find in a laptop, including Intel’s new 6-core and 8-core Core i9 processors and discrete graphics.
Users can find help with identifying their MacBook Air laptops here.Comparing the two, the MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019) is the clear winner when it comes to offering fast performance. In March 2020, Apple released yet another update to the MacBook Air 13” to include Ice Lake processors, a Magic Keyboard (instead of the butterfly keyboard), updated graphics, and 6K support for compatibility with the Pro Display XDR. It comes in three colors: silver, space gray, and gold.Īpple released an updated version of the third generation MacBook Air 13” in June 2019 to include a newer butterfly keyboard and True Tone display technology. The tapered frame originally introduced in the second generation is continued in the third generation. It included a Retina display with a resolution of 2560×1600 pixels, Kaby Lake processors, Touch ID, and two combined USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 ports. In October 2013, a third generation MacBook Air 13” was released, with a decreased thickness of 15.6mm and weight of 2.75 pounds. This updated version included a tapered frame, increased screen resolution, a standard SSD, two USB ports, and stereo speakers. The laptop included an antiglare backlit LED display and a trackpad that responded to various touch gestures.Ī second generation MacBook Air 13” was released in October 2010. Apple introduced the 13 inch (technically 13.3") MacBook Air at the Macworld Conference & Expo in January 2008 as the thinnest notebook available at that time at 1.9cm.
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