Here are some distinctive features of the MacBook:

• Retina Display: The Retina Display is a MacBook feature relating to the MacBook’s screen, with an IPS (= in-plane switching) LCD and OLED display, which gives it the ability to display content on a higher pixel-per-inch (= PPI) scale. So when a user views a display with the Retina Display technology, the images are usually clearer and crisper.

• Apple M1 Processor: The Apple M1 processor is a branded processor designed to compete against the Intel processor, and is used on most Mac products and iPad Pros. The processing power of the M1 is quite smooth and gives the MacBook device a smooth operation.

• Magic Keyboard: This is the new keyboard by Apple that is compatible with MacBook and iPad devices. The keyboard comes as a sleek and comfortable accessory for increased user experience.

• Functionality: Consider the functionality before making a decision as to which MacBook to purchase. If you intend to get a device just for your day-to-day simple activities, getting the MacBook Air is a better option. The Pro is more expensive and is meant for performing more sophisticated and complex tasks.

• Storage: Storage is an important factor when choosing a MacBook. If you need a lot of storage space for your applications and media, you may want to get a MacBook Pro, which can take a hard disk as large as 4 TB. MacBook Air computers usually only hold 512 GB.

• OS Proficiency: The Apple MacBook comes preinstalled with the Apple software, which is based on the generation of MacBook you get. So knowing the OS proficiency level you have is important. Even though you can install another, later operating system, it will come at an extra cost.

The MacBook brand is Apple’s trademark laptop computer. Whether it’s the sleek hardware or proprietary operating system, Apple’s MacBook is simply unparalleled.