Laura: First and foremost, the MacBook Air is a thin and light product that is very portable. So we began by staying very true to its value proposition to the user. And I think, with Apple silicon, we made giant leaps in terms of the performance and capabilities that an Air can have — amazingly — in a fanless design that operates quietly. And so when we talk about some of the performance gains, like with this new 15-inch Air being 12 times faster than our previous fastest, Intel-based MacBook, it is really remarkable.
But I also think users are doing more. You have so many people casually editing and uploading videos to their Instagram. You have more performance and more capability and users expect that. So i feel like Air has grown and then some in terms of what it allows the user to do with it. And at the same time, we've also taken MacBook Pro to the next level in terms of performance so it has new capabilities at the very high end of what creatives and professionals are doing with the device. So I think there's great separation there, and the MacBook Air now — similar to MacBook Pro — has a great choice in terms of display size for users to choose between.