Macbook A1534 -core M3

General Overview
The MacBook A1534 is a lightweight, ultra-portable notebook designed for mobility and simplicity. It was Apple’s thinnest and lightest Mac at launch, with a minimalist design, fanless architecture, and a single USB-C port.
Key Specifications
Model Identifier: A1534 (12-inch Retina MacBook)
Years Available: 2015 – 2017
Display:
12-inch Retina display
Resolution: 2304 × 1440 pixels at 226 ppi
LED-backlit with IPS technology
16:10 aspect ratio
Processor (varies by configuration and year):
Intel Core M processors (M-5Y31, M3, M5, or M7)
Dual-core, low-power CPUs for efficiency
Graphics:
Intel HD Graphics 5300 (2015 model) or Intel HD Graphics 515 (2016–2017 models)
Memory (RAM):
8GB LPDDR3 (configurable to 16GB in 2017)
Storage:
PCIe-based flash storage (256GB or 512GB options)
Ports & Connectivity:
1 × USB-C port (for charging, data, and video out)
1 × 3.5mm headphone jack
Wi-Fi 802.11ac
Bluetooth 4.0
Camera:
480p FaceTime camera
Keyboard & Trackpad:
First generation butterfly mechanism keyboard
Force Touch trackpad with pressure sensitivity and haptic feedback
Audio:
Stereo speakers
Dual microphones
3.5mm headphone jack
Battery:
39.7-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery
Up to ~9–10 hours of web browsing or movie playback
Dimensions & Weight:
Height: 0.14–0.52 inches (0.35–1.31 cm)
Width: 11.04 inches (28.05 cm)
Depth: 7.74 inches (19.65 cm)
Weight: ~2.03 pounds (0.92 kg)
Design & Build
Aluminum unibody design (available in Silver, Space Gray, Gold, and Rose Gold on later models).
Fanless cooling system, relying on efficiency of Intel Core M processors.
Extremely slim and quiet due to lack of moving parts inside.
Notable Points
First Mac to feature USB-C (before MacBook Pro and MacBook Air adopted it).
Known for its thinness and portability, but also criticized for limited ports and the reliability issues of the butterfly keyboard.
Discontinued in July 2019, replaced by the redesigned MacBook Air with Retina display.
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