A:AnswerYour MacBook Air with the M3 chip is assembled offsite by Apple’s manufacturing partners typically Foxconn or Pegatron, using European-designed Apple silicon. But where it’s assembled depends on the batch:
China remains the primary production hub. Many MacBook Airs are stamped “Designed by Apple in California… Assembled in China.”
Vietnam is now a growing secondary site. Apple began shifting some MacBook (including Air) assembly there around mid‑2023 .
So your M3 Air could have come from China or Vietnam, depending on when and where it was produced.
A:AnswerNo Apple silicon processors are compatible with Bootcamp nor can they run Windows natively. You can run Windows in a virtualization environment such as Parallels Desktop. Apple M-class processors are not based on x86 architecture and no amount of "jailbreaking" is going to allow you to run Windows natively. The answer that mentioned jailbreaking is just wrong.
