Review on 13.6" Apple MacBook Air 13 2022 2560x1664, Apple M2, 8 GB RAM, LPDDR5, 256 GB SSD, Apple graphics 8-core, macOS, MLXW3, space gray, English layout by Dimitar Nikolov ᠌

With great leaps, I have used Apple goods. My first computer was an iBook G3; everything was simpler and more targeted, but I still like using it. Mac Mini (post-2022), 4GB RAM, 500GB hard drive; interesting and pleasant to work on out of the box; default color scheme features a wide variety of natural settings; but I installed so many Linux apps adapted for Mac that it no longer feels like it's running Mac OS X. Now this is an Amazon miracle thanks to a gift from a buddy. Ru in silver with a Russian-style keyboard. I quickly started using it and customized it to my liking from the factory settings. The gadget is useful for both my coding projects and my musical endeavors. The one downside, which I've already detailed above, is personal to me. Some benefits follow. In addition to that, I have three different laptops from DELL and ASUS, as well as a computer system that I built myself using a motherboard with a 550 chipset and an AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 4650G processor. Everything here serves your purposes. And, of course, Linux is my favorite operating system; Win users, please don't boo me or spit at me; I have nothing against you; each OS serves a useful purpose. That's why I'm penning this critique. Taking a step back to look at things, one of my computers runs on an ARM processor. I'll update if I uncover any additional problems. For as long as they exist.