The default storage jumps from a measly 128GB to a more reasonable 256GB. New CPUs upgrade options include quad-core Intel 10th-gen chips. Beyond that one issue, most of the other news is good. That $999 starting price only includes anĬore i3 CPU, not the Core i5 one would expect for that price. Also big news is that the laptop finally officially returns to the classic $999 (£999, AU$1,599) price, after a few years of starting at $1,199 and then $1,099 (although some retailers would regularly discount it by $100 or so). The new keyboard isn't the only interesting new thing about the new MacBook Air. Yes, it solves a problem largely of Apple's own making, but the end result is highly satisfying, especially when coupled with new $999 starting price and component changes, which is why I consider it worthy of an Editors' Choice nod, with the caveat that there's a specific configuration that represents the best overall value. More than anything else, the new Magic Keyboard is what makes the latest Air such a winner.
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