Apple retires iconic MacBook Air design after over a decade-long run
Apple retires iconic MacBook Air design after over a decade-long run
Apple discontinues the M1 MacBook Air, ending the iconic wedge-shaped design introduced by Steve Jobs in 2008. The move marks a significant shift in design philosophy, as Apple embraces the new MacBook Pro-like M2 model with Apple Silicon. The fanless design and thin tapered profile of the Air influenced the ultraportable laptop market.
Apple discontinues the M1 MacBook Air, ending the iconic wedge-shaped design introduced by Steve Jobs in 2008. The move marks a significant shift in design philosophy, as Apple embraces the new MacBook Pro-like M2 model with Apple Silicon. The fanless design and thin tapered profile of the Air influenced the ultraportable laptop market.
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Apple discontinues the M1 MacBook Air, ending the iconic wedge-shaped design introduced by Steve Jobs in 2008. The move marks a significant shift in design philosophy, as Apple embraces the new MacBook Pro-like M2 model with Apple Silicon. The fanless design and thin tapered profile of the Air influenced the ultraportable laptop market. 
