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Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)

Scaled size comparison drawings of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) in relation to related Apple MacbooksScaled size comparison drawings of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) in relation to related Apple Macbooks

The Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) was released in 2021 as an upgrade for the third generation MacBook Air. It lacks an optical disk drive. This gives it a flat design that takes after that of MacBook Pro notebooks. Other things that make this laptop attractive include the large Liquid Retina display, MagSafe 3 port, FaceTime camera, full height function keys, support for Magic Keyboard, better storage capacity, and a variety of finishes. Where it beats previous models is its long battery life, exceptional performance, and quiet fanless design. The last is made possible because it uses the new M1 chipset.

The Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) has a height of .44” (1.13 cm), width of 11.97” (30.41 cm), depth of 8.46” (21.5 cm), and weighs 2.73 lb (1.24 kg). The screen of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) is 13.6” (34.5 cm) diagonal and has a resolution of 2560 x 1664 px at 224 ppi.

Collection of drawings of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) display with measured dimensions and resolution

The Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) was released in 2021 as an upgrade for the third generation MacBook Air. It lacks an optical disk drive. This gives it a flat design that takes after that of MacBook Pro notebooks. Other things that make this laptop attractive include the large Liquid Retina display, MagSafe 3 port, FaceTime camera, full height function keys, support for Magic Keyboard, better storage capacity, and a variety of finishes. Where it beats previous models is its long battery life, exceptional performance, and quiet fanless design. The last is made possible because it uses the new M1 chipset.

Drawings of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) from the front and side when open

The Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) has a height of .44” (1.13 cm), width of 11.97” (30.41 cm), depth of 8.46” (21.5 cm), and weighs 2.73 lb (1.24 kg). The screen of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) is 13.6” (34.5 cm) diagonal and has a resolution of 2560 x 1664 px at 224 ppi.

Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)

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Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)
Common Questions
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Apple MacBooks Questions
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Apple MacBooks Questions
What are the different types of Apple MacBooks?
Apple’s MacBook family comes in three specific types that range in power and size from the MacBook Air, to the MacBook, and the MacBook Pro.
Is the Apple MacBook touchscreen?
Apple MacBooks do not have touchscreen capabilities. Though Apple has been pressured to consider touchscreen inclusion they have described touchscreen PCs as being fatiguing.
What was Apple’s first laptop computer?
The first portable computer designed by Apple was the Macintosh Portable that was sold from 1989 to 1991.
What are the different types of Apple MacBooks?
Apple’s MacBook family comes in three specific types that range in power and size from the MacBook Air, to the MacBook, and the MacBook Pro.
Is the Apple MacBook touchscreen?
Apple MacBooks do not have touchscreen capabilities. Though Apple has been pressured to consider touchscreen inclusion they have described touchscreen PCs as being fatiguing.
What was Apple’s first laptop computer?
The first portable computer designed by Apple was the Macintosh Portable that was sold from 1989 to 1991.
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Laptops Questions
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Laptops Questions
How do you make a laptop faster?
Make your laptop faster by running a performance troubleshooter, deleting programs you never use, and limiting how many programs run at startup. Also clean up your laptop’s hard disk, run fewer programs at the same time, and turn off any visual effects. You can also try to restart your laptop regularly, add more memory, and check for viruses.
How do you clean a laptop screen?
When cleaning a laptop screen first use a soft lint free cloth to wipe it. Then slightly dampen a sponge or lint-free cloth with water. Wipe the monitor making sure not the get any excess liquid on or inside the monitor. After let the monitor dry entirely before closing the lid.
What is a 2 in 1 laptop?
A 2 in 1 laptop offers users versatility and more options, as it can be used as tablet or laptop. It is a laptop with a touch screen and tablet features, but it is also a tablet with a PC operating system, keyboard, and laptop features. 2 in 1 laptops are becoming increasingly popular.
How do you make a laptop faster?
Make your laptop faster by running a performance troubleshooter, deleting programs you never use, and limiting how many programs run at startup. Also clean up your laptop’s hard disk, run fewer programs at the same time, and turn off any visual effects. You can also try to restart your laptop regularly, add more memory, and check for viruses.
How do you clean a laptop screen?
When cleaning a laptop screen first use a soft lint free cloth to wipe it. Then slightly dampen a sponge or lint-free cloth with water. Wipe the monitor making sure not the get any excess liquid on or inside the monitor. After let the monitor dry entirely before closing the lid.
What is a 2 in 1 laptop?
A 2 in 1 laptop offers users versatility and more options, as it can be used as tablet or laptop. It is a laptop with a touch screen and tablet features, but it is also a tablet with a PC operating system, keyboard, and laptop features. 2 in 1 laptops are becoming increasingly popular.
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Computers Questions
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Computers Questions
When was the first computer invented?
The first mechanical computer was invented in 1822 by Charles Babbage. This computer does not resemble the computer that we know today. Babbage developed this model, Difference Engine, with the help of Ada Lovelace, considered to be the first computer programmer for her work and notes on the Difference Engine. Babbage never complete a full-scale functional version of the Difference Engine.
What is computer science?
Computer science is the study of computers and computational systems. Computer scientists focus on software and software systems including theory, design, development, and application. The various areas of computer science include artificial intelligence, computer systems and networks, security, database systems, human computer interaction, vision and graphics, numerical analysis, programming languages, software engineering, bioinformatics, and theory of computing.
Why is my computer so slow?
Your computer is probably running so slow due to the following issues: it is running out RAM or disk drive space, has an old fragmented hard drive, or is running too many background programs. It may also run too many programs at startup, not receive Windows or driver updates, have viruses, or has too many special effects and visual features.
When was the first computer invented?
The first mechanical computer was invented in 1822 by Charles Babbage. This computer does not resemble the computer that we know today. Babbage developed this model, Difference Engine, with the help of Ada Lovelace, considered to be the first computer programmer for her work and notes on the Difference Engine. Babbage never complete a full-scale functional version of the Difference Engine.
What is computer science?
Computer science is the study of computers and computational systems. Computer scientists focus on software and software systems including theory, design, development, and application. The various areas of computer science include artificial intelligence, computer systems and networks, security, database systems, human computer interaction, vision and graphics, numerical analysis, programming languages, software engineering, bioinformatics, and theory of computing.
Why is my computer so slow?
Your computer is probably running so slow due to the following issues: it is running out RAM or disk drive space, has an old fragmented hard drive, or is running too many background programs. It may also run too many programs at startup, not receive Windows or driver updates, have viruses, or has too many special effects and visual features.
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Apple Questions
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Apple Questions
Who were the founders of Apple?
The founders of Apple were Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne who initially founded the company as the Apple Computer Co. to produce Steve Wozniak’s Apple I desktop computer. Ronald Wayne left Apple 2 weeks after it was funded and gave up his 10% stake of the company.
When was Apple founded?
Apple was first founded on April 1, 1976. The company was not incorporated until January 3, 1977, by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in Cupertino, California. The company was built within Steve Jobs’ garage and was created with the intention of selling the best user-friendly computer.
When did Apple open retail stores?
The first Apple retail stores first opened in 2 different locations in May of 2001 by Steve Jobs. These 2 stores were highly successful and led to Apple expanding its number of retail locations as well as geographical coverage throughout the years. Within 3 years, Apple reached $1 billion in annual sales.
Who were the founders of Apple?
The founders of Apple were Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, Ronald Wayne who initially founded the company as the Apple Computer Co. to produce Steve Wozniak’s Apple I desktop computer. Ronald Wayne left Apple 2 weeks after it was funded and gave up his 10% stake of the company.
When was Apple founded?
Apple was first founded on April 1, 1976. The company was not incorporated until January 3, 1977, by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in Cupertino, California. The company was built within Steve Jobs’ garage and was created with the intention of selling the best user-friendly computer.
When did Apple open retail stores?
The first Apple retail stores first opened in 2 different locations in May of 2001 by Steve Jobs. These 2 stores were highly successful and led to Apple expanding its number of retail locations as well as geographical coverage throughout the years. Within 3 years, Apple reached $1 billion in annual sales.
Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)

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*Under Development*

Height:
.44” | 1.13 cm
Width:
11.97” | 30.41 cm
Depth:
8.46” | 21.5 cm
Length:
Screen Size:
13.6” | 34.5 cm
Resolution:
2560 x 1664 px; 224 ppi
Weight:
2.73 lb | 1.24 kg
Area:
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Storage:
256, 512 GB, 1, 2 TB
Designer:
Apple
Release:
July 15, 2022

Drawings include:
Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen) front elevation, back, side, top

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Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)
.44” | 1.13 cm
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11.97” | 30.41 cm
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8.46” | 21.5 cm
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2.73 lb | 1.24 kg
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July 15, 2022
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Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)
1.130
30.410
21.500
1.240
2022.00
219000
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Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook Air (4th Gen)
MacBook Air - 13” (5th Gen)
.44” | 1.13 cm
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11.97” | 30.41 cm
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8.46” | 21.5 cm
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2.73 lb | 1.24 kg
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June 13, 2023
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MacBook Air - 13” (5th Gen)
1.130
30.410
21.500
1.240
2023.00
86800
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MacBook Air - 13” (5th Gen)View of the Apple MacBook Air 13” (5th Gen) in 3D available for downloadView of the Apple MacBook Air 13” (5th Gen) in 3D available for download
Apple MacBook Pro - 14” (5th Gen)
.61” | 1.55 cm
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12.31” | 31.26 cm
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8.71” | 22.12 cm
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3.53 lb | 1.6 kg
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October 26, 2021
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Apple MacBook Pro - 14” (5th Gen)
1.550
31.260
22.120
1.600
2021.00
42000
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Apple MacBook Pro - 14” (5th Gen)View of the Apple MacBook Pro - 14” (5th Gen) in 3D available for downloadView of the Apple MacBook Pro - 14” (5th Gen) in 3D available for download
Apple MacBook Pro - 16” (5th Gen)
.66” | 1.68 cm
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14” | 35.57 cm
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9.77” | 24.81 cm
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4.63, 4.85 lb | 2.1, 2.2 kg
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October 26, 2021
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Apple MacBook Pro - 16” (5th Gen)
1.680
35.570
24.810
2.200
2021.00
39000
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Apple MacBook Pro - 16” (5th Gen)3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro - 16” (5th Gen) viewed in perspective3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro - 16” (5th Gen) viewed in perspective
MacBook Pro - 16" (5th Gen)
9.68” | 24.59 cm
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14.09” | 35.79 cm
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.64” | 1.62 cm
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4.3 lb | 2 kg
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2019
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MacBook Pro - 16" (5th Gen)
24.590
35.790
1.620
2.000
2019.00
19300
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MacBook Pro - 16" (5th Gen)3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 16 inch (2019) viewed in perspective3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 16 inch (2019) viewed in perspective
MacBook Air (3rd Gen)
8.36” | 21.24 cm
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11.97” | 30.41 cm
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.61” | 1.56 cm
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2.75 lb | 1.25 kg
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2018
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MacBook Air (3rd Gen)
21.240
30.410
1.560
1.250
2018.00
18000
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MacBook Air (3rd Gen)View of the Apple MacBook Air (3rd Gen) in 3D available for downloadView of the Apple MacBook Air (3rd Gen) in 3D available for download
MacBook Pro - 13" (4th Gen)
8.36” | 21.24 cm
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11.97” | 30.41 cm
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.59” | 1.49 cm
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3.02 lb | 1.37 kg
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2016
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MacBook Pro - 13" (4th Gen)
21.240
30.410
1.490
1.370
2016.00
14000
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MacBook Pro - 13" (4th Gen)3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 13" (4th Gen) viewed in perspective3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 13" (4th Gen) viewed in perspective
MacBook Pro - 15" (4th Gen)
9.48” | 24.07 cm
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13.75” | 34.93 cm
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.61” | 1.55 cm
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4.02 lb | 1.83 kg
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2016
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MacBook Pro - 15" (4th Gen)
24.070
34.930
1.550
1.830
2016.00
11000
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MacBook Pro - 15" (4th Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 15" (4th Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook Pro 15" (4th Gen)
MacBook Air - 15” (5th Gen)
.45” | 1.15 cm
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13.4” | 34.04 cm
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9.35” | 23.76 cm
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3.32 lb | 1.51 kg
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June 13, 2023
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MacBook Air - 15” (5th Gen)
1.150
34.040
23.760
1.510
2023.00
6350
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MacBook Air - 15” (5th Gen)3D model of the Apple MacBook Air 15” (5th Gen) viewed in perspective3D model of the Apple MacBook Air 15” (5th Gen) viewed in perspective
MacBook (3rd Gen)
7.74” | 19.65 cm
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11.04” | 28.05 cm
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.52” | 1.31 cm
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2.03 lb | .92 kg
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2017
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MacBook (3rd Gen)
19.650
28.050
1.310
0.920
2017.00
1700
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MacBook (3rd Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook (3rd Gen)Perspective view of a 3D model of the Apple MacBook (3rd Gen)
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