When you order the new Macbook Air 11-inch at the Apple Philippines online store, you are also given the option to upgrade up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM. Apple has updated its MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro which are already available and officially priced in the Philippines. Apple's newest MacBook has just arrived in the Philippines, along with refreshed MacBook Airs and a new MacBook Pro with Force Touch, all with their respective configurations and prices, but which one should you look into and buy? People who value style and portability People who need more mobility (compared to having an Air) People who want a good laptop but do not need heavy processing power (great display, enough storage for a lot of things, force touch trackpad, still great backlit keyboard) Who shouldn't buy the new 12-inch MacBook? People who use a lot of ports (for memory cards and other cables) Heavy application users If you need higher resolution front-facing cameras As for the MacBook Airs, they're still Apple's most affordable laptops, and they're still great buys because they barely bring any compromise in power and ports compared to the new MacBook. People who need a balance between power & mobility People looking for the most affordable Apple laptop People who need very long battery life Who shouldn't buy the MacBook Air? Read more in our articles including "The White Macbook is still classic" and "Apple introduces 11.6" Macbook Air".
When you order the new Macbook Air 11-inch at the Apple Philippines online store, you are also given the option to upgrade up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM. Apple has updated its MacBook Air and the 13-inch MacBook Pro which are already available and officially priced in the Philippines.
Apple's newest MacBook has just arrived in the Philippines, along with refreshed MacBook Airs and a new MacBook Pro with Force Touch, all with their respective configurations and prices, but which one should you look into and buy? People who value style and portability People who need more mobility (compared to having an Air) People who want a good laptop but do not need heavy processing power (great display, enough storage for a lot of things, force touch trackpad, still great backlit keyboard) Who shouldn't buy the new 12-inch MacBook? People who use a lot of ports (for memory cards and other cables) Heavy application users If you need higher resolution front-facing cameras As for the MacBook Airs, they're still Apple's most affordable laptops, and they're still great buys because they barely bring any compromise in power and ports compared to the new MacBook.
Our coverage of Buy Macbook Philippines includes: "The White Macbook is still classic"; "Apple introduces 11.6" Macbook Air"; "M1-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Mini now available at Beyond the Box". Each article provides unique insights and information.