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Acer's new 16-inch Swift Air is lighter than the 13-inch MacBook Air despite being thicker, showcasing the potential for lighter Windows laptops, though it lags behind in performance and battery life, and features AMD Ryzen AI processors for local AI applications.
This article provides a detailed comparison between the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models for 2023. It discusses the features, specifications, and considerations for each model, including the M2 and M3 chips, display sizes, weight, connectivity options, battery life, and performance. The article concludes that the average user would be fine with the 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, while casual photo or video editors may prefer the 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro. Professionals who require extensive storage, memory, and external display support should opt for the M3 Pro or M3 Max models.
Lenovo offers two 14-inch subnotebooks, the Yoga Slim 7 and Yoga Pro 7, with different features and designs. The Yoga Slim 7 is thinner and lighter, with USB-C ports, while the Yoga Pro 7 is thicker and heavier but offers more ports including USB-A and HDMI. Both models have soldered memory and comfortable keyboards. The Yoga Slim 7 has a superior sound system and a new 2.9K OLED screen, while the Yoga Pro 7 has IPS panels with options for 2.5K or 3K resolution. In terms of performance, the Yoga Pro 7 with the Ryzen 7 7735HS offers good value for money, while the Yoga Slim 7 is suitable for everyday tasks but lacks gaming capabilities. Prices start at around 1000 Euros for the Yoga Pro 7 and 1150 Euros for the Yoga Slim 7.