Apple Macbook Air 2014 Core i5 , 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 13.3

Alright, buckle up for a ride in the Apple time machine, because we’re going back to 2014 with the MacBook Air. This bad boy is like the flip phone of laptops – super thin and light, but definitely not the fanciest feat of engineering anymore.

Here’s the breakdown:

• Display: Imagine a 13.3 inch screen, basically the size of a really big recipe book. Great for watching cat videos, not so much for professional movie editing (unless you like everything looking a bit chunky).
• Processor: This dude has a 1.4 GHz Intel Core i5 processor. Think of it as the brain of the computer, but not a super-powered brain you see in sci-fi movies. It’s more like the brain of a really enthusiastic puppy – good for everyday tasks like browsing the web and writing documents, but don’t expect it to solve complex equations or run fancy video games.
• RAM: Got 4GB of RAM, which was pretty decent back in 2014. Nowadays, it’s like having four lanes on a highway – good for cruising around town, but during rush hour, things might get a bit jammed if you have too many programs open at once.
• Storage: This comes in two flavors: 128GB or 256GB. Imagine it’s your backpack for storing stuff. 128GB is like a small backpack, good for the essentials, while 256GB is a bigger backpack that can fit your gym clothes and lunch too.
• Battery Life: Apple claims up to 12 hours of battery life. Now, that was probably true in 2014 when the battery was brand new. These days, you might get closer to 8 hours, depending on how hard you push it. Think of it like a phone battery – the more you use it, the faster it drains.