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The whistleblower @Jon Prosser released a rendering and was confirmed by DyIan, showing the appearance of Apple’s upcoming new MacBook Air.
@Jon Prosser revealed that his source said that the new machine will use details such as “white bezels”, provide USB-C (maybe MagSafe) interface, white keyboard with full-size function keys, and eliminate the wedge design. He specifically emphasized that the color of the new machine is very interesting.
Judging from the current news, Apple will release a new MacBook Air sometime in 2022, which will introduce the bangs-style design adopted by the recent MacBook Pro. The white frame will also appear on the MacBook for the first time. The new MacBook Pro has the same MagSafe 3 design, but the interface does not seem to match the new MBP.
From the picture, most of the design of this model is expected, but compared to the sharp increase in thickness of the new MacBook Pro, it still maintains a good figure, so the overall dimensional accuracy remains to be seen.
Apple held an event in November 2020 and launched the first batch of Macs using its self-developed M1 chip. Gullman believes that Apple has no major new products to launch this year.
Bloomberg Gullman previously said that about 6 to 8 months from now, Apple will launch a new MacBook Air with a new design and equipped with Apple’s self-developed M2 chip. He believes that the upcoming model will have the biggest change in the design of the MacBook Air since 2010. Earlier this week, it was rumored that the notebook would have a design similar to the 24-inch iMac, including a beige bezel around the display. And various color options.
Gullman also predicts that in 2022, Apple will also launch a larger iMac equipped with Apple chips, a new Mac mini, a new iPhone SE, and a new iPad Pro.
After Apple released 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with new designs and equipped with M1 Pro and M1 Max chips this week, only the low-end 21.5-inch iMacs for the education market are left in its product line based on Intel. 27-inch iMac, high-end Mac mini and Mac Pro.
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