(Open Box) (CTO) Apple 15-inch MacBook Air: M5 chip w 10-core CPU - 10-core GPU, 16GB, 2TB, Midnight, 40W - Z1LX000NG - (2026) processor__Apple M1 Max 10C CPU - 24C GPU – Pair with compatible BRAVIA color__Festival Fuchsia / Camelia
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(Open Box) (CTO) Apple 15 inch MacBook Air: M5 chip w 10 core CPU 10 core GPU, 16GB, 2TB, Midnight, 40W Z1LX000NG (2026) processor__Apple M1 Max 10C CPU 24C GPU – Pair with compatible BRAVIA color__Festival Fuchsia Camelia – Pair with compatible BRAVIA TVs to take advantage of Voice Zoom 3™ powered by AI for enhanced dialogue clarity The full size keycaps the screen is 15 Video streaming battery life tested with 1080p content in Safari while connected to Wi Fi
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