The Verge: Don’t get the M2 MacBook Air base model, it has much slower SSD

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Jul 14, 2022, 11:19 am449 pts
Apple’s base model of the all-new 13.6-inch MacBook Air’s 256GB of storage is a single NAND chip instead of two 128GB chips as in the M1 models or the new M2 models with 512GB or greater storage. That can make the storage perform half as fast as the previous generation base M1 Air when copying large files or…

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