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Deals: Apple's 13.6-Inch MacBook Air Drops to New Low Price of $949

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We've been tracking an ongoing series of discounts across Apple's entire MacBook Air lineup in the wake of the 15-inch model announced at WWDC earlier this month. This week, B&H Photo has a new all-time low price on the 256GB 13.6-inch MacBook Air, priced at $949.00, down from $1,099.00.

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This beats the previous record low on this computer by about $50, and B&H Photo only has it in Midnight. The deal will also end tonight at 10:59 p.m. Central Time, so if you're interested be sure to place your order soon.



B&H Photo also has the 512GB model for $1,249.00, down from $1,399.00. This is a solid second-best price on the higher storage model. If you're on the hunt for more discounts, be sure to visit our Apple Deals roundup where we recap the best Apple-related bargains of the past week.

Article Link: Deals: Apple's 13.6-Inch MacBook Air Drops to New Low Price of $949
 
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Can anyone tell me if this Air is capable of supporting two external monitors? I know it wouldn't be natively, as there aren't enough ports, but if I got one of those hub devices, would it work? Or is the machine simply not capable? Thanks in advance
 
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Blackstick said:
MacBook Air remains one of the best values on Apple's entire price list. My brother just upgraded his Mid 2011... 12 years of faithful service. Working fine, he just wanted a more modern OS. Absolutely unheard of in computing.
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My late 2012 iMac is still my main machine. Holding out for a long awaited iMac refresh....

I bet the replacement iMac won't last as long!
 
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I wonder if it makes economic sense for Apple to bring more people into the fold by offering the M1 MacBook Air at a price of $799.00 U.S. or a little less?
 
Is this the new 13.6" Air with silently updated Bluetooth 5.3 or the pre-WWDC model with Bluetooth 5.0?
 
smithc said:
Can anyone tell me if this Air is capable of supporting two external monitors? I know it wouldn't be natively, as there aren't enough ports, but if I got one of those hub devices, would it work? Or is the machine simply not capable? Thanks in advance
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In theory, you can drive a native 6K, plus 3x 4Ks and 6x 1080 displays via DisplayLink, over a single cable.

MBA -> CalDigit Element Hub -> Native Display & Dell 3100 Hub(s) (up to three w/ native display on same hub, maybe 1 more without).

DisplayLink gets a lot of grief, but 1080 displays feel native, even with video playback. 4k displays lag a little bit but are fine for coding & text editing.

I have two client-provided 2020 13" MBPs I use every day in similar fashion; (one Intel, one AS/M1). The setup: Element -> Native XDR & D3100 driving 2x 1080 displays & 1x 4K. Having 1 cable makes switching between work laptops a breeze, and even the aging & anemic Intel machine handles the additional system load just fine.
 
$949 would’ve been a slightly fairer price when it first went on sale last year, but Tim Cook is a greedy jerk who doesn’t give a damn about the fact that so many people can’t afford his extortionate prices.
 
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