Meanwhile, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman believes the new MacBook Air will come with the M2 chipset as these laptops are already in testing, though the Covid-19 related supply chain disruptions have complicated things a bit. He also stressed that production for the next-gen MacBook Air could only start by end of the second or third quarter. However, a March tweet from reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts the next MacBook Air will have an M1 chip, not an M2 processor. It is unclear whether Apple will pack the upcoming M2 chip inside the Air.
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It is also expected to get white bezels around the screen, a 1080p Full HD webcam, and revised ports.
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It will still have a thin and light design, but the classic tapered edge will get replaced with a flat-edge design that resembles the iPad Pro and iPad Air. The next generation of MacBook Air is expected in various colours similar to the newer iMacs. Read more | Apple iOS 16, watchOS 9 to get major upgrades at WWDC 2022: Report If the latest rumours are to be believed, the Air will get a major refresh, and the new model could be announced as early as next week at WWDC. The MacBook Air is one of the fastest laptops in its segment, but it is also lightweight and costs about the same as popular ultra-portable Windows laptops. The MacBook Air remains the most popular Mac on the market, and there is a reason why people like this computer so much.
What can Mac consumers and pro-level users expect this year? Let’s round up what Apple may launch at WWDC 2022 in terms of Mac hardware. Although it’s a software-centric event, Apple could use the stage to announce new Macs with the next-generation M-series chipsets. Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is a developer-focused event where the Cupertino company likes to share details on the latest software updates for iPhones, iPads and Macs. On Monday, June 6, Apple will look at the upcoming changes to its iOS and macOS operating systems, along with other key software announcements.
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