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If a laptop upgrade is on the horizon, look no further than the 2024 MacBook Air. Beloved by students and workers alike, it's no surprise it was named one of Mashable's best laptops of the year.

And as of Nov. 5, this MacBook is reduced by over $200 to $1,090 at Amazon. This price is for the 8GB RAM model with a 256GB capacity. You can choose from the colors midnight, space grey, silver, and starlight. The 516GB model is also reduced by $208, from $1,499 to $1,291.This model was only released in March this year, so it's a great discount to see so soon.

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The 2024 model of the MacBook Air benefits from the new and improved M3 chip. But what does this mean? Well, according to extensive Mashable testing, the M3 chip proved to be about 20% faster than the previous generation M2 chip. It also boasts an 18-hour battery life, perfect for working or studying away from home when you don't have access to a charging outlet.

This model includes all the essential MacBook Air features, such as a backlit keyboard, Touch ID, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3 for faster wireless connections. Plus, its stunning 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display supports an impressive 1 billion colors.

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