Following up on the statement of the M2 MacBook Air, new reports are pointing to updates to some of the destiny MacBooks, inclusive of some logo-new models.
The file comes from Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, who has restated that a bigger 15-inch MacBook Air is being scheduled for launch next year. Since posting his authentic tweet, any other Apple leaker, Ross young, has referred to that this 15-inch MacBook Air might have a display screen size of 15.2 inches and won’t come with either advertising or a mini-LED panel.
Gurman reviews that Apple additionally had considered liberating the current M2 Air as a fifteen-inch model, but ultimately scrapped the plans. The reasons why remain unknown, but, it’s far regarded that several older Apple computer models have already been delayed for consumers due to supply constraints. The M2 Air also won’t ship until July, which shows a more sensitive supply chain could be the explanation.
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Similar to the 15-inch MacBook Air, Gurman also mentions the possible go back of a 12-inch MacBook. If correct, the 12-inch computer would be the first of its type since Apple discontinued its 12-inch in 2019.
Gurman’s different essential notice is around the timing of the next large update to the MacBook pro. Rather than keeping it until fall 2023, Gurman insists that more powerful M2 pro and M2 Max execs could release as early as later this year. Those laptops would be the successors to the M1 seasoned and M1 Max MacBook pros (each 14-inch and 16-inch) that were released in late 2021.
Gurman says the devices are set to be upgraded primarily in terms of power, with code names J414 and J416 and 14-inch and 16-inch displays. That means we would be seeing a familiar chassis and layout as last year’s models.
Resources also informed the journalist that Apple is working on an M3 chip, which it would pair with a destiny iMac, in addition to other products.
