If you have been looking to turn into a loyal Apple fan, then the iPad Air, Macbook Pro and the Macbook Air are three exciting devices you can choose from. When the Macbook Air was first launched, it created a revolution of sorts in the laptop market. It was so thin that it could easily fit inside an envelope. Six years ahead, the tech giant came up with something almost similar in its tablet portfolio and introduced the iPad Air. As the name implies, the Air features a refurbished design which knocks off nearly heaf a pound of its weight, apart from a couple of millimeters in thickness and a large chunk of the bezel area. However, the reduction in weight does not translate into a smaller screen. The new iPad Air features 9.7-inch Retina display that was the USP of the earlier two iPads. Apple has also made the iPad Air even more powerful, owing to the A7 chip that provides immense power to the iPhone 5S. The Macbook Pro 13-inch is powered by Intel’s Haswell-based i5 Core processor to deliver enough power that lasts for nearly 12 hours with continuous use. The MacBook Pro weights faintly more than three pounds and still processes byte-intensive tasks and graphics quickly and with ease. Apple Macbook Air created a new yardstick for light and thin laptops. In the year 2011, it was upgraded with a Intel Core chips which significantly boosted the performance to complement the sleek build and design. The latest 13-inch MacBook Air model looks the same as the 2011 edition. The new model features dual microphones seen in the left side of the device.
