“Still looking for clarification please. Apple Store sells newest MacBook Air Retina Display and community answers here say Best Buy sells the same model. Why does the Apple description says its turbo charged? Posters here say the BB model is not.”

This question is for: Apple - MacBook Air - 13.3" Retina Display - Intel Core i5 - 8GB Memory - 256GB Flash Storage - Space Gray

Asked by LuLusMom 6 years ago

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You can’t turbo charge a computer. It is the same model Apple sells. They’re using the words “turbo charged” to indicate its fast. And it is. Look at the model numbers at both Apple and Best Buy. You’ll see they’re the same.
Answered by Chris 6 years ago
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Go to your Applications folder, then your Utilities folder, then open the Terminal app. Type in this command and press "return" : sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string This will come back with the exact Intel CPU that is installed in your machine. Use an internet search to check the spec.
Answered by TeeBear 6 years ago
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