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The Zenbook has a really handy feature where the left side of the trackpad serves as a volume control, while the right side adjusts screen brightness. Just slide your finger up or down to adjust. It’s ...

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2022 13-inch MacBook Air 2024 13-inch MacBook Air 2024 15-inch MacBook Air Late-2024 14-inch MacBook Pro Late-2024 16-inch MacBook Pro The two 13-inch models are externally identical and have the same ...

Laptops like the MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 and MacBook Air 13-inch M3 are great out of the box, but you can get even more use out of them with several handy peripherals. Two peripherals I personally ...

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The MacBook Air was launched in 2008 as a premium 13-inch model, billed as the world’s thinnest laptop. It was dramatically revealed by Steve Jobs sliding it out of an office envelope.