M1 MacBook Pro and Air Teardowns | iFixit News
MacBook Air with M1 chip - Apple
Is it true that the MacBook Air has no fans? - Quora
the mid 2018 MacBook air has no heatpipes going to the cooling fan from the heatsink in the middle. : r/assholedesign
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The biggest difference between the new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro is a fan - The Verge
MacBook Air with M1 chip - Apple
2020 MacBook Air issues: Overheating, Noisy Fan & Ineffective Cooling | Macworld
Fanless vs. Active-Cooled M2: How Does Apple's CPU Fare in the New MacBooks? | PCMag
Apple's new MacBook Air has an M1 chip and no fans | Engadget
MacBook Air M1 review: Faster than most PCs, no fan required | Engadget
MacBook Air M1 review: Faster than most PCs, no fan required | Engadget
Does The 2020 MacBook Air Have An Overheating Problem? Debate Rages On
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MacBook Air with M1 chip - Apple
M2 MacBook Air Internals Show a Fanless Design With a Heatsink Covering the SoC, Three-Part Battery, and More
MacBook Air 13" Retina 2018 Teardown - iFixit
M2 MacBook Air Review - New Form Factor for Apple's Most Popular Mac - The Mac Security Blog
M1 MacBook Air Vs MacBook Pro 13: No Fan, No Heat Issues?? - YouTube
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Review: Apple's M1 MacBook Air and M1 MacBook Pro [Video] - 9to5Mac
Apple M2 MacBook Air teardown reveals an odd detail | Mashable
MacBook Air M1 review: Faster than most PCs, no fan required | Engadget
