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MacBook Air (13‑inch, Early 2015), Intel i5 / 8 GB RAM / 128 GB Storage model:

Component	Detail
Model Identifier	MacBookAir7,2 / A1466 (Early 2015)
Processor (CPU)	Intel Core i5‑5250U, dual‑core at 1.6 GHz, Turbo Boost up to 2.7 GHz
Memory (RAM)	8 GB LPDDR3, 1600 MHz (on‑board, not user‑upgradable)
Storage	128 GB PCIe‑based flash SSD
Graphics	Integrated Intel HD Graphics 6000
Display	13.3‑inch LED‑backlit widescreen, native resolution 1440×900
Battery & Power	54‑Wh lithium‑polymer battery; up to ~12 hours wireless web or iTunes movie playback; 45W MagSafe‑2 power adapter
Ports & Connectivity	• 2 × USB 3.0 ports • 1 × Thunderbolt 2 (Mini DisplayPort output) • MagSafe 2 charging port • 3.5 mm headphone jack • WiFi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4.0
Dimensions & Weight	Approx. 32.5 × 22.7 × 0.3‑1.7 cm; weight ≈ 1.35 kg (≈ 2.96 lb)

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths:

Very portable and lightweight, good for travel / carrying around.
Decent battery life for light usage (web, documents, streaming).
Fast storage (SSD) helps with boot times, app launches etc.
macOS support is fairly good; still functional for everyday tasks in 2025 if condition is okay.

Limitations:

Display resolution (1440×900) is not very high by modern standards, especially for design work, detailed image/video editing etc.
8 GB RAM is fixed; multitasking with many tabs or demanding apps can feel slow.
CPU is older (5th‑gen) and dual‑core, so will struggle with very heavy workloads, new games, or editing high‑res video.
Port selection is limited (no USB‑C, no modern ports), and being older hardware, battery degradation is something to watch.
macOS version support will eventually end; some new features or security updates may be limited as time goes on.