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If you are thinking of buying Macbook Air M1, then there is good news for you. The price of Macbook Air M1 on Amazon has been cut by Rs 34,900. This offer is for limited time, so hurry up and take advantage of this magnificent deal.
If you are thinking of buying Macbook Air M1, then there is good news for you. The price of Macbook Air M1 on Amazon has been cut by Rs 34,900. This offer is for limited time, so hurry up and take advantage of this magnificent deal.
Macbook Air M1 has a new M1 chipset of Apple, which makes it very fast and powerful. Apart from this, it has a 13.3 -inch retina display, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD storage. This laptop is a great option not only for students but also for professionals.
To take advantage of this offer, you can search MacBook Air M1 by visiting Amazon’s website. There you will get new price and other details. Keep in mind that this offer is valid till the stock is over, so order it as soon as possible.
Apple Macbook Air is now available for ₹ 58,990, which is its original price ₹ 89,900 to 34% less. The base variant of Macbook Air M1, which has 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD storage, is available in ₹ 58,990. Customers can opt for the non -interest EMI scheme using Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card, which starts at ₹ 9,832 for six months. Depending on the exemption from bank offers, cashback and Amazon business, the effective price can come close to ₹ 55,000.
The Apple Macbook Air (M1, 2020) has a 13.3-inch (33.74 cm) retina display. Apple M1 Chip is a processor with 8-core CPU. It has 8GB unified memory RAM and 256GB SSD storage. Macos is 10.14 Mojave (upgradable) operating system and integrated graphics. Once charging it, its battery lasts for 18 hours. Other features include features like backlit keyboard, touch ID, facetime HD camera.
Macbook Air M1 is popular due to its effective performance and long battery life among students, professionals and creators. With the ongoing discount, it becomes a valuable option under ₹ 60,000. Those who want to buy it can also avail EMI and exchange options so that advance costs can be reduced further.
