Apple introduced the M3 MacBook Air with a headlining new feature. For the first time, the Apple silicon MacBook Air will be able to simultaneously drive two external monitors. The only compromise is that the MacBook Air lid must be closed. Still, that’s a big win for users who appreciate portability on-the-go and large displays at the office. The new feature also raises an interesting question: will the M3 MacBook Pro that was introduced in October also gain multi-display support in the same wa...