About Apple
Apple Mac desktops and MacBook laptops are known for their high graphics, compact designs and fast processing speeds. Apple have their own macOS operating system with clean designs and an easy to use interface. Apple products can be connected allowing for easy transfer of data between devices and easy functionality to look at documents on multiple devices.
- The MacBook Air is Apple’s lightweight, portable laptop perfect for school or those on the go.
- The MacBook Pro is a similar laptop but more powerful with larger storage and more favourable amongst graphic designers, video editors and gamers.
- Apple’s iMac is their desktop series in a compact design with the hardware built directly into the display.
- The Mac Mini models offer similar specifications in a smaller, more compact design while maintaining high-end processing speeds as the iMac.
FAQs
What is the difference between a MacBook Pro and Air?
The main difference between the MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air is that the Air has a thinner design and is more lightweight, it also has less internal hardware. The MacBook Pro can process more graphics and software without slowing down, has more memory and a longer battery life. Generally the MacBook Air is preferred for everyday, causal users where as the Pro is preferred by businesses and those using more powerful softwares.
How long do MacBooks last?
MacBooks typically last around four to seven years depending on your usage and how often you clear and optimise the laptop.
What is the lifespan of an iMac?
iMacs usually last between five to eight years as they the become too old to update with the latest Apple software.