QUOTE(Gold_Moderator @ Jul 21 2025, 09:09 PM)
only rear port as I have been always use that port for charging[2020] MacBook Air with M1 Discussion Thread
[2020] MacBook Air with M1 Discussion Thread
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Jul 21 2025, 09:35 PM
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QUOTE(poooky @ Oct 27 2025, 11:22 AM) Only if it has 16GB and 512GB storage, but those are very rare in MY. Best we can get is 8/256 or 8/512. M1 is good chip , but the ram will be a limiting factor. Strongly agreed. It all comes down to the price:performance ratio. If the price is really2 cheap then its another story. Otherwise in 2025, better get latest version. Better hardware and performance overall.Otherwise, not recommended. All the tasks you say, a 2nd hand Thinkpad can handle for 1/2 the price and better specs (R5/R7, 16/32GB Ram, 512GB/1TB SSD) The other option I have seen on Laz/Shopee is 1. M2 16/1TB - May be good, but is already 3 years old at this point. Means can get support another ~3-4 years 2. M3 24/512GB - Released in 2024. About RM500 cheaper than M4 air 3. M4 24/512GB - Released this year. Need to wait for a good sale only can snipe. But, M5 air maybe coming out next March. Then the price for M3 and M4 air will also drop a bit. poooky liked this post
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