Apple MacBook Air 2017 Price List August, 2021 & Specs in Philippines
If you want a laptop for browsing, video streaming, social media, and light document work, the MacBook Air 2017 would be a great choice. It has mid-to-high-end specs that appeal to casual users. Click the “Read More” link below to learn more about the MacBook Air 2017 price and specs.
If you want a laptop for browsing, video streaming, social media, and light document work, the MacBook Air 2017 would be a great choice. It has mid-to-high-end specs that appeal to casual users. Click the “Read More” link below to learn more about the MacBook Air 2017 price and specs.
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Apple MacBook Air 2017 Price in Philippines by Variants
| Variants | Price | Store |
|---|---|---|
| Apple MacBook Air 2017 256GB | Offer unavailable | |
| Apple MacBook Air 2017 128GB | Offer unavailable |
Apple MacBook Air 2017 Specs
| Release Date in Philippines | |
|---|---|
| Model | MacBook Air 13'' |
| Date | Nov 2013 |
| Processor | |
| Processor family | Intel Core i7 |
| Processor frequency | 1.7 GHz |
| Processor boost frequency | 3.3 GHz |
| Processor cores | 2 |
| Processor cache | 4 MB |
| Processor cache type | L3 |
| Memory | |
| Internal memory | 8 GB |
| Maximum internal memory | 8 GB |
| Internal memory type | DDR3-SDRAM |
| Memory clock speed | 1600 MHz |
| Memory form factor | On-board |
| Display | |
| Display diagonal | 33.8 cm (13.3") |
| Display resolution | 1440 x 900 pixels |
| Touchscreen | No |
| HD type | Not supported |
| LED backlight | Yes |
| Native aspect ratio | 16:10 |
| Display surface | Gloss |
| Ports & interfaces | |
| USB 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1) Type-A ports quantity | 2 |
| DVI port | No |
| Mini DisplayPort/Thunderbolt combo port | Yes |
| Thunderbolt ports quantity | 1 |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| S/PDIF out port | No |
| Microphone in | No |
| Line-in | No |
| Combo headphone/mic port | No |
| Docking connector | No |
| Charging port type | DC-in jack |
| ExpressCard slot | No |
| CardBus PCMCIA slot type | No |
| SmartCard slot | No |
| TV-out | No |
| Weight & dimensions | |
| Weight | 1.35 kg |
| Width | 325 mm |
| Depth | 227 mm |
| Height (front) | 3 mm |
| Height (rear) | 1.7 cm |
| Keyboard | |
| Numeric keypad | No |
| Pointing device | Trackpad |
| Keyboard language | Spanish |
| Keyboard backlit | Yes |
| Full-size keyboard | Yes |
| Keyboard number of keys | 78 |
| Network | |
| Top Wi-Fi standard | Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Wi-Fi standards | 802.11a,Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac),802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) |
| Wi-Fi data rate (max) | 450 Mbit/s |
| Ethernet LAN | No |
| Bluetooth version | 4.0 |
| Near Field Communication (NFC) | No |
| WWAN | No |
| Storage | |
| Total storage capacity | 256 GB |
| Storage media | Flash |
| Optical drive type | No |
| Flash memory | 256 GB |
| Card reader integrated | Yes |
| Compatible memory cards | SDXC |
| Software | |
| Operating system installed | Mac OS X Mavericks |
| Operating system architecture | 64-bit |
| Bundled software | iPhotoiMovieGarageBandPagesNumbersKeynoteiBooksSafariMailFaceTimeTime MachinePhoto BoothiTunesGame CenterMac App Store |
| Battery | |
| Battery capacity (Watt-hours) | 54 Wh |
| Battery technology | Lithium Polymer (LiPo) |
| Battery life (max) | 12 h |
| Design | |
| Product type | Notebook |
| Product colour | Silver |
| Form factor | Clamshell |
| Graphics | |
| On-board graphics adapter | Yes |
| Discrete graphics adapter | No |
| Discrete graphics adapter model | Not available |
| On-board graphics adapter model | Intel® HD Graphics 5000 |
| On-board graphics adapter family | Intel® HD Graphics |
| Maximum resolution | 2560 x 1600 pixels |
Apple MacBook Air 2017 Philippines: Prices, Features, and Specs
Apple MacBook Air 2017: Great Laptop for Everyday Use
Although Apple hasn’t integrated a lot of improvements into its 2017 update of the MacBook Air, the laptop remains a great choice for home, school, and office use. It sports a 13.3-inch display and a dual-core Intel chip, allowing it to perform with ease for everyday use. Here’s what you need to know about the MacBook Air 2017 specs and features.
Energy-Efficient Display
The MacBook Air 2017’s 13.3-inch screen is topped with a glossy LED panel with a 1,440x900 pixel resolution. It may not have the Retina display similar to that of the MacBook Pro models but its screen is less energy-intensive, meaning it uses less power which contributes to its lower overall cost.
Fast Graphics Performance
If you have owned a MacBook Air 2015 and you try to compare it to the 2017 version, you won’t see much difference. The 2017 MacBook Air comes with a slightly faster chip, namely the dual-core Intel processor, which comes in two tiers – 1.8 GHz Intel Core i5 and 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7. These processors are fast enough for social media, streaming, browsing, and office needs. The 1.8 GHz chip is an improvement over the MacBook Air 2015’s 1.6 GHz processor, providing a faster graphics performance. If that’s not fast enough, you can configure this Apple laptop using an i7 Intel Core chip which is clocked at 2.2 GHz. In addition, the MacBook 2017 has a standard 8 GB of RAM that ensures fast and smooth performance.
Overclocking Feature
One of the best hardware features on the MacBook Air 2017 is the “Turbo Boost” which enhances the performance of its chip, pushing it to greater speeds. For instance, the 1.8 GHz i5 processor can reach 2.9 GHz, while the 2.2 GHz option can be pushed to 3.2 GHz. To enable this feature, make sure there’s power available and the temperature is safe enough.
Great Entry-Level Storage and Various Ports
The MacBook Air 2017’s entry-level 128-GB storage space should suffice for browsing and light office work. But if you are fond of storing images, video, or music, you might want to consider the 256-GB storage variant for a larger storage space.
When it comes to the ports and slots, you’ll get two USB 3.0 ports, one Thunderbolt 2.0 port, one MagSafe 2.0 power port, one SDXC camera card slot, and a 5 mm headphone jack.
Amazing Built-in Software and Apps
The MacBook Air 2017 is packed with amazing Apple apps, such as FaceTime for free video calls with other Apple gadgets, office apps (including Keynote presentation, Numbers spreadsheet, etc.), music making, and movie making apps.
Reviews of Apple MacBook Air 2017
notebookcheck.net
Reviewed on 2014-06-28
Very good build quality, Light and thin, Very good keyboard with illumination, Silent with light workloads, Good system performance, Fast storage solution, Good battery runtimes, Thunderbolt with a wider variety of extensions, Port layout
Partly sharp edges at the case, No mobile broadband available, Non-removable battery, No internal upgradeability, Glossy display, No adaptor for DisplayPort in the box, Small gaps between the ports, Loud under load, Short warranty period
Every year we get an Apple update – at least sort of. The previously reviewed MacBook Air 13 Mid 2013 once again got an update that focuses on the hardware. Nothing changed in terms of design since the first MacBook Air back in 2008, except for the keyboa...
Read more > cnet.com
Reviewed on 2014-06-27
New Intel fourth-gen CPUs help the updated MacBook Air achieve amazing battery life. The multitouch trackpad is still the industry's best, and even better, the 13-inch MacBook Air now starts at $100 less than the previous model
Newer features such as touch screens and higher-resolution displays are still missing. The ultrabook competition is catching up, in terms of design
The now-familiar MacBook Air hasn't seen a design overhaul in several generations, and the small update to the 13-inch and 11-inch models released in April 2014 does nothing to change that.The current MacBook Air models differ from the 2013 versions in th...
Read more > Laptopmag.com
Reviewed on 2014-05-19
Amazingly long battery life, Fast performance, Comfortable keyboard and touchpad, Sturdy yet slim design, Runs cool
Relatively low-res display, Somewhat slower flash than last version
Some things do get better with age. When the first ultra-thin MacBook Air debuted back in 2008, its design blew away all other Windows laptops. But that device cost $1,799 and lasted less than five hours on a charge. Fast-forward six years, and a series o...
Read more > engadget.com
Reviewed on 2014-01-17
Phenomenal battery life, Fast I/O from PCIe SSDs, $100 less than last year, Great keyboard and trackpad
Still no Retina display, Base CPU performance lower than last year
We can't lie: we were hoping for a Retina MacBook Air last year when Apple rolled out the thinner, faster MacBook Pros with their pixel-packed displays and optical drive-free chassis. The Air, sadly, got left out of that particular party, but when we revi...
Read more > mashable.com
Reviewed on 2013-11-08
Is the laptop dead? Every month, some new study hammers home the point that people are spending more and more time with smartphones and tablets. All the while, those big, blocky laptops on our desks end up gathering dust — or so the theory goes.That theor...
Read more > hothardware.com
Reviewed on 2013-07-24
Hello Haswell! Great performance, Sleek, light-weight design, Thin, sturdy and smudge-resistant, Wicked-Fast PCIe SSD, Impressively-long battery life, Priced $100 less than previous gen
No HDMI output, Still a premium price
Intel's roll-out of their 4th generation Haswell-based Core series processors has been a little pokey, quite frankly, when you compare this launch to the deluge of products that hit the market when Ivy Bridge broke cover last year. Regardless, Apple a...
Read more > networkworld.com
Reviewed on 2013-07-22
When it comes to style, the new model looks exactly like its predecessor. This year's changes are all beneath the surface -- and are uniformly good, says Michael deAgonia.I was initially quite impressed with Apple's newest MacBook Air after just a few day...
Read more > notebookcheck.net
Reviewed on 2013-07-17
Great workmanship, Light and slim, Very good backlit keyboard, Silent at low load, Good system performance, Fast storage devices, Very good battery life, Thunderbolt offers extensive upgrade possibilities, Port posiitioning
Case edge is quite sharp in certain areas, No mobile broadband module available, Wobbly display in slanted position, Non-removable battery, No internal upgrade options, Reflective display, No display port adapter in delivery, Small gaps between ports, At...
Since the launch of the MacBook Air 2008, the only major case update Apple has performed was in 2010. Their unibody case design has been the industry standard for slim, yet sturdy and powerful notebooks for years. Today, Apple is no longer alone in thi...
Read more > thessdreview.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-30
Since our initial MBA reports, we have had the opportunity to do what we do best and install Windows 7 on the MBA, followed by complete testing of the new Samsung PCIe SSD in a Windows environment.To be frank, our PC benchmarking of this SSD resulted in s...
Read more > arstechnica.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-27
Amazing battery life, Great build quality, keyboard, and trackpad, Good CPU and GPU performance for the size, if not too far ahead of last year's Airs, Speedy storage, More storage in the $999 11-inch model, lower price for the $1,099 13-inch model
No SD card slot in the 11-inch model, Still no cellular option, aside from smartphone tethering, The screen is still decent, but it has been surpassed in resolution and quality by several other similarly priced Ultrabooks
While many PC makers introduce new or tweaked laptop designs just about every year, Apple tends to stick with the same design for a few years before changing everything all at once to reflect changes in internal hardware (the move from HDDs to SSDs, for e...
Read more > wired.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-27
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No Retina display yet. For some, lack of Ethernet port or optical drive may be a dealbreaker. Gets expensive once you max out the SSD and RAM
When I'm going to be working remotely for an entire day — like writing at a coffee shop, or liveblogging a conference keynote — my first major concern is always, “Is there Wi-Fi?” After that it's, “Will my battery last?”My main computer is currently a 13-...
Read more > anandtech.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-24
Things didn't go exactly as I'd expected at WWDC . I spent the week before the show at Computex, talking to PC OEMs, who had all just launched their Haswell ULT based Ultrabooks. With a couple of exceptions however, the bulk of Haswell ULT systems weren't...
Read more > slashgear.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-23
Apple’s value-proposition for the 2013 MacBook Air is simple: the same sleek ultraportable notebook as before, but lasting much longer. A switch to Intel’s latest Haswell processor architecture and a slightly larger battery takes runtime up to twelve h...
Read more > technologyx.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-21
So Apple released their 2013 MacBook Air just over a week ago and, on the exterior, not a thing has changed. Why should it? It is no secret that one of the longest standing rivalries between Apple and Samsung is alive and well and, coincidentally, the two...
Read more > barefeats.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-20
The MacBook Air isn't a "fire belching dragster." It is designed more like a "hybrid gas/electric car" that balances power with long battery life. If you want a laptop that "peels rubber," as you can see from the graphs, the Retina MacBook Pro is the "ride" you'll need....
Read more > mashable.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-19
Apple showed off lots of new goodies at WWDC 2013 , including an update to the company's best-selling MacBook Air line.The 2013 MacBook Air — available in 11-inch or 13-inch sizes — now comes equipped with Intel's newest Haswell chipset and promises bette...
Read more > Digitaltrends.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-19
Good build quality, Long battery life, Extremely quick solid-state storage
Design is now just average, Limited port selection, Low-resolution display with no option to upgrade, PC alternatives are a better value
Apple's WWDC 2013 gave us a revised MacBook Air , but the revision didn't go as far as expected. Retina, considered an obvious upgrade by some , didn't make its way to the Air, nor was the chassis itself redesigned. Instead, Apple has just upgraded what's...
Read more > theverge.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-17
Amazing battery life, Industry-leading trackpad and keyboard, More affordable than ever
Slight performance dip, Paltry 128GB storage in base model, No Retina display. Also, no pony
There's only one problem: there are exactly zero power outlets in the joint.The lack of power is rumored to be deliberate; a gentle way to keep patrons from lingering all day over laptops while sipping $2.75 Americanos. Sure, you'll see the occasional lap...
Read more > barefeats.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-14
The 2013 MacBook Air Flash Storage Screams.The new flash storage "blade" is dramatically faster than the flash storage in both the 2012 MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro. The ...
Read more > pcmag.com
Reviewed on 2013-06-14
Over 15 hours of battery life, even with a Core i5 processor. Light and portable. Less expensive than previous iteration. Nice screen. Thunderbolt port. Dual microphones for FaceTime and future Siri use.
No HDMI. Not 1080p. Some performance cost for battery life
Road warriors and jet travellers rejoice, we've found a laptop that will last all day and well into the night. The newest Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Mid-2013)$1,929.96 at QVC lasted an astonishing 15-and-a-half hours on a battery test that makes most curr...
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