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The Galaxy Book6 Pro has tipped the scales so much that going back to my MacBook Air M2 feels like a compromise — I do have ...

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Apple now has three different MacBooks again, after a break of almost seven years when the 12-inch MacBook was retired. So, is the MacBook Air now the awkward middle child, or does it still offer a ...

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