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Apple presents new 15-inch MacBook Air

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Apple Inc. presented on Monday at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) its newest, 15-inch MacBook Air.

According to the company's representatives, the new version represents an update of the "world's best-selling laptop." The 15-inch one is the "thinnest" model of such a size and "easy to carry around," according to Apple. It also possesses an enhanced camera and microphone, and 18 hours of battery life. It is run by a new M2 Ultra chip, an enhanced version of the M2 Max semiconductor described as the most powerful Apple silicon chip to date.

"MacBook Air has it all," Apple's representatives said, noting the laptop works with and connects to iPhone easily. The product has been put up at a starting price of $1,299. It can be ordered from today and will become available next week.

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