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Posted by Muhammad Anhar
 - February 09, 2020, 08:25:05
Compare it to base model Surface Pro 7 and you could tell more.
Posted by adam.mt
 - February 03, 2020, 22:44:52
Rather illustrates that your review scoring is flawed, doesn't it?

You (rightfully) don't recommend (the 13" Pro is a far better buy), yet you award 88% for the 2018 and 85% for the 2019 models!
Posted by Johnson
 - February 03, 2020, 22:29:24
I was disappointed when Apple redesigned the MacBook Air.
Sure, the new fanless low power chips perform a little better in benchmarks, thanks to Intel moving to a new process node, but they could have just slimmed the old MacBook Air down a little, keeping the overall shape, with a major upgrade to the CPU and GPU and larger screen with minimal bezels. I'm not a fan of the wedge look either. The old tear drop shape was very nice and minimalist.
Posted by john smith
 - February 03, 2020, 21:11:19
WOw...this is last years news...nothing new to right about?
Posted by Redaktion
 - February 03, 2020, 14:52:56
The MacBook Air is a well-known brand, so it makes sense for Apple to offer corresponding devices. However, both the performance and connectivity fall behind the competition, and Apple's own MacBook Pro 13 is a better alternative.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-MacBook-Air-appears-pretty-outdated.452754.0.html