A few days ago, on the occasion of WWDC 2022,
Apple presented its
new MacBook Air, equipped with the M2 SoC and also renewed in terms of design. In fact, the new MacBook Air has an aluminum chassis with a 20% lower volume, a thickness of only 11.3mm and a weight that stops at 1.2Kg. The port equipment also sees changes, with a 3.5mm audio jack on the right, capable of handling high-impedance headphones, two USB-C with Thunderbolt and a MagSafe connector on the left; the presence of MagSafe
allows you to keep the two ports free even when you recharge your laptop, allowing you to make the most of the expansion possibilities of the MacBook.
As always, the Cupertino company is already looking to the future and, according to Bloomberg, he
is working on a 15 ″ MacBook Air due out in 2023 (as previously also stated by Ross Young, analyst at Display Supply Chain Consultant), as well as a new 12 ″ notebook and an update of the MacBook Pro 14 "and 16". According to Bloomberg, the 15 ″ MacBook Air is nothing more than a larger version of the 13 ″ one and which was originally scheduled to be released at the same time as the latter, only to focus on the smaller variant.
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