MacBook Air (Intel-based)
discontinued line of notebook computers by Apple Inc (2008 to 2020), replaced by Apple Silicon MacBook Air in November 2020
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MacBook Air (Intel-based)
Summary
MacBook Air (Intel-based) is a computer model series[1]. MacBook Air (Intel-based) draws 349 Wikipedia views per month (computer_model_series category, ranking #16 of 90).[2]
Key Facts
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s instance of is recorded as computer model series[3].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s instance of is recorded as subnotebook[4].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s manufacturer is recorded as Apple Inc.[5].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s part of the series is recorded as Q488192[6].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s subclass of is recorded as Q488192[7].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s has part is recorded as MacBook Air (1st generation)[8].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s has part is recorded as MacBook Air (2nd generation)[9].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s has part is recorded as MacBook Air (3rd generation)[10].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s replaced by is recorded as MacBook Air (Apple Silicon)[11].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s brand is recorded as MacBook[12].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s different from is recorded as Q488192[13].
- MacBook Air (Intel-based)'s Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11xv856z59[14].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include computer model series[3] and subnotebook[4].
Why It Matters
MacBook Air (Intel-based) draws 349 Wikipedia views per month (computer_model_series category, ranking #16 of 90).[2] MacBook Air (Intel-based) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[15]