New 15-inch MacBook Air quick review- Now Bigger!

(Image credit-Apple) The most popular laptop in the world has a 15-inch version, which Apple just unveiled. It looks exactly like the tiny MacBook Air, only bigger, as you can clearly anticipate. Practically no surprises emerged from the hands-on. It has a similar feel to the 13.5-inch model from a year ago. As you might expect, it is less dense, lighter, and has a less appealing screen than a 16-inch MacBook Pro. Furthermore, there are six speakers in it. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1920"] Image credit- TechCrunch[/caption] This one has a starting price of $1,299 today (it's currently on sale), ships the next week, and according to Apple. In comparison, the 13-inch Air with M2 has a starting price of $1,099. With regard to Windows laptops, such prices are pretty reasonable. The new 15-inch MacBook Air's roomy Liquid Retina display gives you more space for the things you enjoy. You now have more reasons than ever to select Air courtesy of the 13-inch MacBook Air. Both laptops feature lightning-fast performance in an ultra-portable design, turbocharged by the M2 CPU, and with up to 18 hours of battery life.

Why choose 15-inch Macbook Air?

Pick your size and color, then head off with your very own MacBook Air. Whatever model you select, it is designed keeping the environment in mind and has a sturdy enclosure made entirely of recycled aluminum. Additionally, even with heavy workloads, it remains silent because of its fanless design. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="730"] Image credit- TechCrunch[/caption] Whether you're working on a business plan with a partner, producing a video for class, or watching a show while you shop online, the M2 chip increases the speed of everything you do. You may also leave the power adaptor at home because the battery lasts all day. The MacBook Air offers up to two times the performance, up to 50% faster web browsing, and up to 50% more battery life than a PC notebook with an Intel Core i7 CPU. Also read: Is Apple Mac Notebook going to sport a big 15-inch screen? With capabilities for 1 billion colors and a resolution that can be up to two times higher than that of similar PC notebooks, the MacBook Air's Liquid Retina display is a sight to behold. Text appears incredibly crisp for simple reading, while photos and videos sparkle with deep contrast and fine detail.