Apple has quietly upgraded the 13-inch MacBook Air to support Bluetooth 5.3. The upgrade was first spotted by 9to5Mac, and it is not yet reflected in the official specifications for the MacBook Air on Apple's website.
Bluetooth 5.3 is the latest version of the Bluetooth standard, and it offers a number of improvements over previous versions. These improvements include:
- Increased range: Bluetooth 5.3 devices can communicate with each other over a longer range than previous versions.
- Increased speed: Bluetooth 5.3 devices can transfer data at faster speeds than previous versions.
- Improved security: Bluetooth 5.3 devices can use more secure encryption methods than previous versions.
The upgrade to Bluetooth 5.3 is a welcome addition to the 13-inch MacBook Air. It will allow users to connect to Bluetooth devices over a longer range and at faster speeds. It will also make the MacBook Air more secure when connecting to Bluetooth devices.
The upgrade to Bluetooth 5.3 is not the only recent improvement to the 13-inch MacBook Air. In March, Apple released a firmware update that improved the performance of the MacBook Air's speakers. The update also fixed a bug that was causing some MacBook Airs to overheat.
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