Most of the products Apple announced at WWDC won’t ship until later this year, but the new MacBook Air models are here. The MacBook Air didn’t undergo a dramatic, Mac Pro-like redesign – all of the changes to the MacBook Air are hidden under the hood.
Much improved battery life; improved flash storage and graphics performance
4GB of RAM is less generous than other non-upgradable Macs; 128GB storage may be too small for some
Apple sets the standard once again
Outstanding battery life, Sublime design and build quality, Cool and quiet, Future proof 802.11ac Wi-Fi
Screen res a little disappointing, Limited physical connectivity
Heart transplant. The new Apple MacBook Air 13 Mid 2014 is once again an evolution instead of a revolution, because there are not many differences compared to the last version. We focus on the inner values.
Very good build quality, Light and thin, Very good keyboard with illumination, Silent with light workloads, Good system performance, Fast storage solution, Good battery runtimes, Thunderbolt with a wider variety of extensions, Port layout
Partly sharp edges at the case, No mobile broadband available, Non-removable battery, No internal upgradeability, Glossy display, No adaptor for DisplayPort in the box, Small gaps between the ports, Loud under load, Short warranty period
Apple builds the ultimate coffee shop computer
Amazing battery life, Industry-leading trackpad and keyboard, More affordable than ever
Slight performance dip, Paltry 128GB storage in base model, No Retina display. Also, no pony
Great performance, crazy good battery life, the best touchpad on the market—Apple's latest has it all.
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