According to Bloomberg’s latest report, Apple is launching a new MacBook Air model later this year or 2022.
Labeled as a higher-end model in the MacBook Air family, it would offer an even slimmer and lighter design than the current MacBook Air and come outfitted with next-generation Apple silicon, hinting better performing M1 chip is not too far away.
Mark Gurman first alluded to this fresh model in a report from last week, which discussed how MagSafe would be returning to the upcoming MacBook Pro improvement as well.
In the context of the iPhone 12, ‘MagSafe’ means an inductive wireless charger with magnetic alignment. But on Macs, MagSafe means a wired power connector that locks to the port magnetically: if the cable is pulled, the idea is that the laptop remains in place, and the cord pops out. MagSafe was a trademark feature of older Macs but was gradually removed from the lineup in 2015. It is now set to make a comeback on both the forthcoming MacBook Air and MacBook Pro overhauls.
The article also says that Apple had investigated a 15-inch MacBook Air idea, but we are still waiting for further information.
It’s an exhilarating time for Mac fans, with major redesigns rumored for iMac, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Pro in the last couple of weeks. And all of these forthcoming machines will also be based on Apple’s custom silicon architecture, which offers unbelievable performance in battery life and pure machine performance.
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