When you’re holding off treating your self to a brand-new laptop computer since you’re ready for the 15-inch MacBook Air, the wait would possibly nearly be over. That is as a result of it appears more and more possible that Apple will announce its newest new machine throughout the WWDC23 occasion.
That unveiling is predicted to happen throughout the WWDC23 opening keynote which can kick off on June 5 and that now appears more likely to be the massive day that may see the biggest-ever MacBook Air break cowl.
That is in response to a brand new report by somebody who has shared different particulars about what we will anticipate from the WWDC23 occasion, together with the announcement of extra {hardware} — the AR/VR headset regarded as known as Actuality Professional.
MacBook Air, coming quickly
That report comes from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman who was writing as a part of the weekly Energy On (opens in new tab) e-newsletter. He was talking in regards to the numerous software program updates that we will anticipate to debut throughout the occasion together with iOS 17 and watchOS 10 earlier than including that we will additionally anticipate new {hardware} as nicely.
“As a part of watchOS 10, the corporate is planning to deliver again widgets and make them a central a part of the interface,” Gurman stated when talking in regards to the subsequent massive Apple Watch software program replace. “This new technique will debut at WWDC in June, alongside the revealing of iOS 17, macOS 14, the 15-inch MacBook Air, and, after all, the much-anticipated mixed-reality headset.”
As for the 15-inch MacBook Air, Apple is predicted to offer the machine an M2 chip whereas there’s additionally the potential of an M2 Professional being supplied. There was some suggestion that Apple may use a brand new M3 chip, however that is not now regarded as the case.
It doesn’t matter what chip is used a 15-inch MacBook Air nearly immediately turns into one of the best Mac for lots of people because of the massive display and certain aggressive pricing in comparison with the highly effective however expensive 16-inch MacBook Professional.
