 Hey everybody, this is Dieter with The Verge. I'm here at Apple's event in Brooklyn and I am holding the all new 13.3 inch MacBook Air. We've been waiting for this thing for a very, very long time so I want to get into it and see what we got. As you can see, the star of the show is the new fully retina display. It's still 13.3 inches but they shrunk the bezels down. They also made them black, glass and glossy. But that means that its overall footprint is smaller than the last generation MacBook Airs but it's full sRGB and it has a very high resolution, same as the 13 inch MacBook Pro. And you can also see some other changes. It has this third generation butterfly keyboard which means that it's a little bit quieter than the older MacBook Pros but it's still pretty slim key travel. But you'll also see right there, there's a touch ID sensor so that you can log in with your fingerprint and that's great because it's way more convenient than typing in your passcode or waiting for your Apple Watch to finally connect to it. Now in order to make that thing work, it includes this new T2 chip which makes everything more secure. It also controls the SSD and so on. But the real processor you care about is the Intel processor. It's an 8th generation Intel processor. The base model here is a Core i5 with 8 gigs of RAM and 128 gig SSD and it costs $1199. Now this looks quite a bit like the generation of MacBook Pros that we've seen recently but it's nice and tapered along the sides so you get that classic MacBook Air look. There is of course a headphone jack and then over on the other side, your two ports are USB-C and Thunderbolt. They both work as Thunderbolt so you're going to lose MagSafe which is going to be a bummer for a lot of people but USB-C is a lot more versatile although you are probably still going to have to deal with some darkness. The last thing I will point out on this thing is the trackpad. It is huge. It's a giant trackpad. It's just really big. It's also using Force Touch so you can click anywhere on the trackpad and it will click. It works really well. So that is it. It is the MacBook Air. You can go and pre-order it right now. It should be shipping I think as soon as next week and again the base model costs $1199 which is a little bit more than I was hoping but it's still a pretty decent price for a MacBook Air that finally, finally, finally has modern specs. You can also see that they've added the speakers on the side just like on the MacBook Pros and they are supposed to be much louder than before. The new MacBook Air is going to come in the standard MacBook colors, the gold, the space gray and the gray. You'll also see that it's got this aluminum finish. They're all made of aluminum of course but it's 100% recycled aluminum and it weighs 2.75 pounds which actually isn't that much. It's a little bit less than the old MacBook Air although it is more than the little 12-inch MacBook. The other Mac that was announced here today was a brand new Mac Mini. It looks exactly the same as the old Mac Mini but it has all new modern specs, USB-C, basically everything you were hoping that they would have put in that device. So for much more on what's going on here at Apple's event, the MacBook Air, the Mac Mini and the new iPad Pro, definitely keep it locked to the verge.
 Hey everybody, this is Dieter with The Verge. I'm here at Apple's event in Brooklyn and I am holding
 the all new 13.3 inch MacBook Air. We've been waiting for this thing for a very, very long time
 so I want to get into it and see what we got.
 As you can see, the star of the show is the new fully retina display. It's still 13.3 inches
 but they shrunk the bezels down. They also made them black, glass and glossy.
 But that means that its overall footprint is smaller than the last generation MacBook Airs
 but it's full sRGB and it has a very high resolution, same as the 13 inch MacBook Pro.
 And you can also see some other changes. It has this third generation butterfly keyboard
 which means that it's a little bit quieter than the older MacBook Pros but it's still pretty slim key travel.
 But you'll also see right there, there's a touch ID sensor so that you can log in with your fingerprint
 and that's great because it's way more convenient than typing in your passcode or waiting for your Apple Watch
 to finally connect to it. Now in order to make that thing work, it includes this new T2 chip
 which makes everything more secure. It also controls the SSD and so on.
 But the real processor you care about is the Intel processor. It's an 8th generation Intel processor.
 The base model here is a Core i5 with 8 gigs of RAM and 128 gig SSD and it costs $1199.
 Now this looks quite a bit like the generation of MacBook Pros that we've seen recently
 but it's nice and tapered along the sides so you get that classic MacBook Air look.
 There is of course a headphone jack and then over on the other side, your two ports are USB-C and Thunderbolt.
 They both work as Thunderbolt so you're going to lose MagSafe which is going to be a bummer for a lot of people
 but USB-C is a lot more versatile although you are probably still going to have to deal with some darkness.
 The last thing I will point out on this thing is the trackpad. It is huge.
 It's a giant trackpad. It's just really big. It's also using Force Touch so you can click anywhere on the trackpad
 and it will click. It works really well.
 So that is it. It is the MacBook Air. You can go and pre-order it right now.
 It should be shipping I think as soon as next week and again the base model costs $1199
 which is a little bit more than I was hoping but it's still a pretty decent price for a MacBook Air
 that finally, finally, finally has modern specs.
 You can also see that they've added the speakers on the side just like on the MacBook Pros
 and they are supposed to be much louder than before.
 The new MacBook Air is going to come in the standard MacBook colors, the gold, the space gray and the gray.
 You'll also see that it's got this aluminum finish. They're all made of aluminum of course but it's 100% recycled aluminum
 and it weighs 2.75 pounds which actually isn't that much. It's a little bit less than the old MacBook Air
 although it is more than the little 12-inch MacBook.
 The other Mac that was announced here today was a brand new Mac Mini.
 It looks exactly the same as the old Mac Mini but it has all new modern specs, USB-C,
 basically everything you were hoping that they would have put in that device.
 So for much more on what's going on here at Apple's event, the MacBook Air, the Mac Mini and the new iPad Pro,
 definitely keep it locked to the verge.