🎉 Apple's MacBook Air line is a super popular choice for those just getting started with Mac computers. Now, Apple offers two sizes: 13-inch and 15-inch, keeping up with its usual pace of updates. 📆

Both models share most of the components, differing mainly in the screen size and speakers. 🎧 They are excellent, portable and powerful laptops. 🚀 With 16GB of RAM as standard, these MacBook Airs offer improved value. 💪

Both feature bright displays and Apple's classic square design. 🌟 Plus, they managed over 15 hours of battery life in our battery test, which is impressive. 🔋

Each model includes the same set of ports and uses MagSafe, the magnetic power connector. 🧲 They also have a notch in the display that houses the 1080p webcam. 📸

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🎧 Aside from the displays, one of the big differences is in the audio. The 15-inch laptop is equipped with six speakers and force-cancelling woofers, while the 13-inch features just four speakers. 📢

The fanless design is completely silent, but it also means that the M3 chip has no active cooling. This means that during intensive tasks such as video editing and rendering, the chip could slow down. 🔥

During our testing, we noticed that the 13-inch laptop experienced a faster performance drop, possibly because the 15-inch Air has a larger surface area that helps cool the chip. ❄️

However, for most everyday tasks like handling emails, working with documents and spreadsheets, you shouldn't have any worries. 📧📊

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🌟 Check it out! If you're looking for a laptop that will surprise you, the ThinkPad T14s It's an option you can't miss. Its bright screen is really impressive, but that's not all. 🌟

🖥️ The ThinkPads are famous for their excellent keyboards, and this model is no exception. In addition, the TrackPoint It's a gem for those who want to move the mouse without taking their fingers off the home row. 🖱️

🔋 Battery life? 21 hours! ⏳ Yes, you read that right, 21 hours is the longest we've seen. This is largely due to the processor's efficiency Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite. Additionally, the 1920 x 1200 IPS panel also contributes to this durability, as high-resolution OLED touchscreens typically consume more power. 💪

🚀 As for performance, the Snapdragon X Elite is no slouch and delivers solid results. Priced at just under £1,700 in the tested configuration, it is admittedly on the expensive side. 💸

🪟 But if you need Windows and battery life is your top priority, the ThinkPad T14s It really impresses. Give it a try! 😍

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💻 Have you ever wondered how much impact does the PC AI revolutionAlthough the debate continues, we cannot ignore that there are ultraportable very attractive in the market. One of them is the HP OmniBook Ultra which stands out for incorporating the processor AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 375 in a sleek chassis, ensuring powerful performance in productivity. 🚀

🔋 Regarding the battery life, HP has achieved an acceptable figure: 12 hours and 52 minutes in our tests! Although it is not the best on the market, considering the high resolution screen, not bad at all. 👀

Also, it's great to see ports Thunderbolt 4 On an AMD system, something that is extremely rare. ⚡️ However, the experience may be slightly affected by a significant amount of bloatware. But, if you are looking for a AMD laptop solid, the HP OmniBook Ultra It's a strong contender, as long as you don't mind uninstalling some stuff. 🛠️

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🌟 If you're looking for something beyond the MacBook Air, the 14-inch MacBook Pro is a great option that meets most needs. 💻 This model comes with the powerful, air-cooled M4 processor, ensuring optimal performance. 🚀

🔌 The base MacBook Pro includes an additional Thunderbolt port on the right side, allowing you to connect more peripherals and offering flexible charging. For those willing to invest an additional $150, the nano-texture display option is highly recommended if you ever use your laptop outdoors. ☀️ The matte display not only looks amazing, but is also ideal for desks near windows. 🌿

🔍 For those who need more power than the M4, the 14-inch MacBook offers the option of an M4 Pro. We tested it against a high-end 16-inch MacBook Pro with 48GB of RAM and 2TB of storage. 🏆 Our 14-inch model had an impressive battery life of 18 hours and 31 minutes, while the 16-inch model managed an even 21:01. ⏳

🎶 Either way, you'll enjoy high-quality speakers and solid performance, and the device comes with a minimum of 16GB of RAM. Just make sure you choose the specs you need when purchasing, as there are no upgrade options available. 📈

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😲 It's easy to impress with a great display or speedy performance, and the Asus Zenbook 14 OLED delivers on both. But where it really stands out is in its price. 💰 You get an Intel Core Ultra 7 155H, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB of storage for just $1,299 at the time of this writing. 🤑 Many other companies would charge you hundreds of dollars more.

Aside from those specs, you’re getting a lightweight laptop that weighs just 2.82 pounds (1.28 kg) that feels plenty sturdy, though the “ponder blue” metal body is a fingerprint magnet. 🖐️ We found that the Asus laptop offered fast and powerful performance, achieving a single-core score of 1,809 and a multi-core score of 10,962 in Geekbench 5. 🚀 But when we put the laptop through stress testing with Cinebench, we found that the chip throttled back in continuous testing. So the laptop is good for bursts of speed, but not for long-term heavy workloads.

The keyboard is a bit soft for our taste, but otherwise, you get pretty high specs for that $1,299 price tag. 💻 Other laptop companies should take note of the pricing. 📉

🔍 If you're looking for a laptop that combines power and affordability, the Asus Zenbook 14 OLED is an option you can't miss. With a light and elegant design, it's ideal for those who need mobility without sacrificing performance. Do you dare to try it? 😉

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✨ There are many reasons why the ThinkPad X1 Carbon is a classic among laptops. Its slim design and high build quality are highly valued by ThinkPad fans in Argentina. 💻

The latest model, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 11), offers impressive battery life and excellent quality speakers. Perhaps most importantly, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon features a exceptional keyboard. 🖱️ Lenovo's reputation is built on high-quality typing experiences, which is crucial for users. For those who love Lenovo's TrackPoint, it's still present, allowing you to move the mouse without taking your fingers off the home row on the keyboard. 🎯

The latest version comes equipped with the processors Intel 13th Gen CoreWe tested it with a Core i7-1355U, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB PCIe Gen 4 SSD. 🚀

The only drawback we found is that the base screen could benefit from a bit more brightness. Those who want a more vivid experience can opt for a OLED panel, although at a higher price. 🌟

When purchasing the ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 11), it is advisable to be aware of the frequent Lenovo Deals, as there are often promotions available. 🤑

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🌟 Microsoft may promote the Surface Pro as an all-in-one AI machine, but the truth is that it's simply a Really nice PC, portable and slim, offering a long lasting battery and one Beautiful OLED display. It is definitely one of the best Surfaces to date. 💻✨

Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processors provide the required performance to compete with x86 models, making it one of the first Arm-based Surfaces to really get behind. 🚀 There are now more Arm compatible applications than ever before, including the Chrome browser, meaning there's a lot less to miss from previous Intel-powered models. 🌐

However, this does not mean that it is perfect: there are still some problems with the games and the drivers for specialized peripherals that may need to be adapted for the new platform. 🎮🔧

The 45 TOPS NPU powers some of the functions of Copilot+ of Windows 11, such as Co-creator, Live subtitles and study effects Windows. None of these features prevent the purchase, but they are interesting tricks. 🤖🖥️

If you are looking for a premium tablet running Windows 11, the Surface Pro is one of the few products in the high-end available. And that means paying a premium price by a separate keyboard. But for those who love this form factor, the Surface Pro remains the best available option. 🏆💼

Quick Tips for Buying a Premium Ultrabook / Laptop 💻

Get a good keyboard: Whether you use an ultrabook to browse the web, send email, program, type, or do other productivity work, the keyboard is one of your primary ways of interacting with your computer. Make sure you choose something with responsive keys that aren't mushy. Low travel distance is fine if the keys have the right feel, but the last thing you want is "pulling" while typing. Ideally, you can try out a model in a store before you buy. 🛍️

Consider what you need in a screen: At a minimum, your laptop should have a 1920 x 1080 display. Some laptops offer 4K options, though it's sometimes harder to tell the difference on screens that are 13 inches or smaller. While 4K may be more detailed, 1080p displays offer much longer battery life.

OLED displays are becoming more common in laptops, with deep blacks and bright colors, but often at the cost of battery life. Many laptop screens still use a 16:9 aspect ratio, but consider 16:10 or 3:2 if you want a taller screen that shows more of your work at once. 16:10 has become increasingly popular in recent years, while 3:2 is rarer. 📺

Some laptops can be upgraded: While CPUs and GPUs are almost always soldered on, some laptops let you replace the RAM and storage, so you can buy something cheaper now and add more memory and a larger hard drive or SSD later. But thinner laptops may not have that option, so buy with the future in mind. Some, like the Framework Laptop 13, are designed to be easily upgradeable. 🔧

Battery life is important: Aim for something that lasts 8 hours or more on a charge (gaming is an exception) as a minimum. For productivity, many laptops easily exceed this number, so 10 hours would be even better. But be wary of manufacturer claims, which don't always use rigorous testing. Some laptops are starting to add fast charging, which is a nice extra that recharges them more quickly. 🔋⚡