M3 MacBook Air models can support two external monitors natively, provided you close the lid. So, if you already have that and only want two large screens, you don't need a DisplayLink hub or dock ...

M1 and M2 MacBook Air laptops don't support dual external displays. With adapters, you can connect two monitors but with mirrored content. Essentially, the two monitors will display the same thing.

M1 MacBook Air and M2 MacBook Air: These models can only natively support one external display. If you need to connect more than one monitor, you will have to use additional hardware and software.

The new M4 MacBook Air fixes what's been a key problem with the line, and now supports up to two external monitors — and does so without the limitations of the previous M3 edition.

Replacing the M1 chip at the $999 price is the M2 MacBook Air. A dollar short of $1,000 gets you an M2 chip with an 8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, 8GB of unified memory, and 256GB of SSD storage.

Apple made a surprise announcement, introducing updated M3 MacBook Air 13-inch and 15-inch laptops. The M2 13-inch model is now Apple's entry-level offering.

Apple used a single 256GB chip in the M1 and M2 MacBook Air, but that’s changed with the 256GB SSD in the M3 MacBook Air. According to a teardown by Max Tech , Apple is now using two chips for ...