So far, the only MacBook Air available with an M2 chip is a 13.6-inch model. Photo credit: Apple
According to a leading analyst, Apple ramped up production of its new laptop several weeks ago and its launch is said to be imminent.
At the beginning of the year, the rumor of the preparation of a 15-inch Apple MacBook Air caused a lot of ink to flow, before calming down to give way to another rumor about Apple’s AR headset. But the guru of the screens and the display, Ross Young, has reactivated them by announcing the forthcoming marketing of the portable from Apple. On Monday, Mr Young, who oversees the display supply chain, tweeted his super followers that Apple started production of the 15-inch MacBook Air in February and ramped it up in March. Sufficient indicators to lead the guru to conclude that Apple could release its portable machine at the end of April or the beginning of May.
While he doesn’t have specific launch timing information, there are several rumors that the 15-inch MacBook Air will launch in April. Last week, Apple announced that the Worldwide Developers Conference would start on June 5. But since it looks like Apple won’t be hosting a spring event this year, it would make sense for it to unveil the 15-inch MacBook Air at WWDC, as it did with the M2 model last year. .
A launch before WWDC seems most likely
However, it seems more likely that Apple will deliver the 15-inch MacBook Air before WWDC. As has been the case several times in recent months, Apple could announce the laptop by press release without associating it with an event, especially if it is identical to the current model, except for its larger screen. In fact, the laptop announcement will resemble the 10th generation iPad announcement made last October. This product, new and slightly different from previous models, does not present major changes justifying a presentation at an event. In addition, it seems that Apple wants the WWDC keynote to highlight the virtual reality/augmented helmet that the rumors are talking about. And if Apple were to unveil a new Mac at the next WWDC, chances are it would be the Mac Pro.
