Apple’s introduced a MacBook Air powered by the M4 chip that feels almost impossibly thin and lighter than ever. Its gorgeous sky blue finish is a standout, and with up to 18 hours of battery, you can keep up with deadlines, video calls, or creative marathons without fretting over power. The new 12MP Center Stage camera even follows you around the frame, so you won’t vanish from view mid-chat.

Engineered with Apple Intelligence, this Air integrates ChatGPT into Siri and Writing Tools for everything from photo enhancements to quick research, all while safeguarding your privacy. It also supports up to two external 6K displays alongside its vibrant Liquid Retina screen, making multitasking feel fluid and frictionless. Students, professionals, or first-time Mac users will find more than enough processing muscle for photos, videos, and a whole lot more.

Offered in 13-inch or 15-inch sizes starting at CAD $1,399 (approximately $1,099 USD) and CAD $1,699 (approximately $1,299 USD), respectively, the MacBook Air keeps Apple’s green mission in mind with an aluminum unibody built from recycled materials. You’ll get the latest macOS Sequoia perks too, like iPhone Mirroring and a more responsive Safari. If you’re eyeing a combination of speed, design, and environmental smarts, this might just be the best time to make the jump.

Say hello to the new MacBook Air! The world’s most popular laptop now features M4, Apple Intelligence capabilities, and a beautiful new color—sky blue. pic.twitter.com/CZzHpVvIhO
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) March 5, 2025

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