News & Reviews:   MacBook Air

On the second day of the Apple Launch event, the company announced a new generation of its popular MacBook Air, now powered by the next-generation M5 chip. The pre-order will be available in Malaysia, but for now, here are the tech specs and features.

According to Bloomberg, Apple is currently said to be testing OLED screens on the MacBook Air, iPad Air and even the iPad Mini. That said, what should you know about it?

If you're planning on getting a MacBook Air anytime soon, you might want to hold off on that idea for a while. According to a recent Bloomberg report, Apple is preparing to launch its latest thin and light laptop, the MacBook Air powered by the Apple M4 chip, in March 2025. So, what should you know about it?

Previously, we reported that Apple could have another event for the new Macs and iPads at the end of October. However, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg said otherwise, although the alleged date is not that far from our speculation.

As speculated, Apple did indeed announce new products and it happened before midnight last night in Malaysia. It was a global launch for the new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air equipped with an M3 chip, from a starting price of RM5199. 

Besides the annual Apple event in September, Apple will often have another one around March-April for the WWDC. Well, trusted sources have told Macrumors.com that the company is planning to announce new products this week with the new iPads, Macs and accessories. 

Apple has released iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10 and tvOS 17 already, but not for macOS Sonoma until today. So Mac users, you can now get your hands on the latest software update through over-the-air (OTA) in the settings.

Back in March, it was rumoured that Apple would be launching new Apple M3-powered PCs by this year. The iMac is likely to get the upgrade first, followed by the MacBook Air at a later date. Now, we also have some information on one of the M3 chip's configuration.

Today, SNS Network Technology Berhad (SNS) is pleased to announce the launch of a special device deal for students. This is especially for those who are increasingly learning in online classrooms and need the tools to facilitate access to online learning.

The iconic light-up Apple logo on the back of MacBooks may be making a comeback in the near future after its 7-year-long absence. This is following a successful patent application by the tech giant on the implementation of “Electronic Devices With Backlit Partial Mirror Structure” published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last week.