Apple’s latest spring release is the MacBook Air, an update to its super-thin, preposterously light laptop. It comes, as before, in two sizes: one with a 13-inch display, the other a 15-inch.
Both do the same job, though the larger model is a little bigger, heavier and £200 more expensive. Almost all other aspects are the same across both sizes, though the larger Air squeezes in two extra speakers for better sound. I’ve been putting the 15-inch MacBook Air through its paces since it was announced on March 5.
