The 15-inch MacBook Air has a very similar display to the 13-inch model. The size is obviously bigger (2880×1864 pixels), but otherwise the specs are the same, with a Liquid Retina LED, 500 nits ...

The MacBook Pro also maximizes the screen size, thanks to its slim bezel design. The resolution isn't exactly 4K, but at least it gives a crisp 3072 x 1920 resolution, with 500-nit brightness.

The MacBook Air boasts a larger 15.3-inch display, while the MacBook Pro has a slightly smaller 14.2-inch display. However, when it comes to display technology, the Pro model surpasses the Air.

The current 15.4-inch MBP has a 2,880-by-1,800-pixel resolution or 220 pixels per inch. Apple will increase the resolution on the 16-inch MBP to 227 PPI, the same as the 13-inch MacBook Pro and ...

Apple’s latest MacBook Air uses last year’s processor and has a big, 15-inch screen that could banish its claim to super-portability. Read our full review.

The 2023 edition has the biggest screen, with a 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display and a resolution of 2880x1864. 2022 and 2023 models are also a bit brighter than the 2020 MacBook Air, with a peak ...

Both the MacBook Air 15-inch and MacBook Pro 13-inch feature an M2 chip with 8 CPU and 10 GPU cores. Our review units each have 16GB of RAM, but where our 15-inch model has a 512GB SSD, the 13 ...

16-inch MacBook Pro: 4.7 pounds (2.15 kg) The 15.3-inch display measures in with a resolution of 2880×1864, giving it the same 224 pixels per inch density as the 13-inch model.

That's because Apple has left well alone, on the 15-inch version at least; the 13-inch drops to 3.46 pounds, whereas the larger model stays at 4.46 pounds and 14.13 x 9.73 x 0.71 inches.

The fact that Apple now offers a 15-inch MacBook Air means that, if you want a bigger-screen laptop, you no longer have to spend big on a 16-inch MacBook Pro or go for a Windows PC (of which there are ...

The 14-inch MacBook Pro has a display density of 254 pixels per inch. The 15-inch MacBook Air will run at the same resolution but with slightly less sharpness due to the larger display.