Top 7 New Features of the M4 MacBook Air!

Support for two external displaysIn an impressive improvement over prior models, the new MacBook Air comes with support for two external displays. MacBook Air can natively support two external displays while keeping the lid of the laptop wide. Users can operate three screens at once (the built-in display of the MacBook plus two external displays).

Apple's technical specifications state that it. The brand new MacBook Air "simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at 1 billion colors and up to two external displays with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz." It also supports Thunderbolt 4 digital video output and native DisplayPort 1.4 output via USB-C.

The upgrade eliminates the limitations of the previous M1 as well as M2 versions, which could only support the one display externally. It also enhances the M3 which was able to drive two displays, but required the lid of the laptop to be shut.


12MP Center Stage Camera
The M4 MacBook Air comes equipped with a significant camera upgrade and replaces the old 10-80p FaceTime HD camera, with a 12 megapixel. The new camera not just has a higher resolution but also features Center Stage, which automatically keeps you within the frame during video calls while the user moves around.

The camera is also able to support Desk View, a feature which provides an overhead view of your desk when you are on video calls. MacBook webcam performance is a frequent issue, and this update is likely to address this problem, particularly for those who rely regularly on video conferences.


Easier Setup
Apple has made it easier to set up the procedure for newly-arrived Mac owners. Beginning next month, with the launch of macOS Sequoia 15.4, users can install their brand newly purchased MacBook Air by simply bringing their iPhone or iPad near to the Mac.

This configuration based on proximity allows you to login to Your Apple Account and automatically transfer your images, files messages, passwords, messages as well as other personal information onto your brand new MacBook Air. It is important to note that your iPhone or iPad must have iOS 18.4 or iOS 18.4 or later in order for this feature to function. These updates will be released in April.


New Color (and MagSafe Charger)
The M4 MacBook Air introduces a new "sky blue" color option that replaces the old space gray model. To go with this new look, Apple has also released the sky blue USB-C MagSafe 3.0 charging cable.

Similar to many other MacBook Air models, the M4 is the latest model to come with the color-matched MagSafe cable that comes in the box. The magnetic connection offers the safety benefit of disconnecting when someone falls across the cord, which prevents possible injury on the computer. If you're looking for an extra cord or in a new color Apple sells MagSafe 3 charging cables MagSafe 3-charging cable on its own for $49.


Battery Life
Despite the improvements in performance that are provided by the new M4 chip's processor, battery longevity ratings remain the same from the earlier model M2 or M3. The improvements in the efficiency of power offered by the latest chip can provide is focused on efficiency rather than prolonging battery life. In addition, the most recent MacBook Air features a slightly bigger 53.8-watt-hour battery, as opposed against the 52.6-watt-hour battery found in previous models.. This is likely to help keep battery life in check despite the higher-end processor.


77£ Price Cut
Apple has cut the initial pricing of the MacBook Air, offering the 13-inch model for 772£, which is one hundred dollars lower than prior-generation M3 MacBook Air's start cost of 849£. It also comes with 16GB of RAM at an absolute minimum, which was not the situation in the beginning when M3 MacBook Air first came out.