MacBook Air 15-inch - 512GB - Silver

The M5 chip provides significant advancements in AI performance, making tasks like running machine learning models, AI image processing, and other AI-accelerated features much faster and more efficient.

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The MacBook Air offers up to 15 hours of Wi-Fi browsing and 18 hours of streamed video playback, thanks to the power efficiency of the M5 chip.

Yes, the MacBook Air supports up to two external displays through its two Thunderbolt 4 ports.

The MacBook Air with the M5 chip can handle many modern games, especially those optimized for macOS and Apple Silicon, offering smooth performance and immersive experiences. However, it is not designed as a dedicated gaming machine.

The Liquid Retina display offers a high resolution (2560 x 1664), supports 1 billion colors, and provides excellent brightness (500 cd/m²), resulting in sharp text, vibrant images, and rich contrast.

Touch ID is integrated into the Magic Keyboard and allows you to securely unlock your Mac, sign in to apps and websites, and authorize purchases with just a fingerprint.

Apple Intelligence is a personal intelligence system integrated into macOS Tahoe. It enhances user productivity and creativity by providing AI-powered writing assistance, image generation, and more, all while prioritizing user privacy and keeping data on the device whenever possible.

Ensure the battery is charged. Connect the MagSafe 3 charging cable and wait a few minutes before trying to power on. If using an external power source, try a different outlet.

Close unnecessary applications and browser tabs. Restart the MacBook Air. Check for macOS updates and ensure all software is up to date. If the issue persists, consider checking storage space.

Toggle Wi-Fi and Bluetooth off and on. Restart your MacBook Air and your router. Reset network settings if necessary (System Settings > General > Transfer or Reset > Reset > Reset Network Settings).

Restart the MacBook Air. Check for macOS updates. If the problem persists, contact Apple Support as it may indicate a hardware issue.

Ensure the trackpad surface is clean. Restart the MacBook Air. Check trackpad settings in System Settings to ensure gestures are enabled and sensitivity is set appropriately.