A recent rumor from 9to5Mac, however, says the M2 will keep the CPU the same while boosting the GPU to 10 cores. That would allow the Air to grow, but not encroach all that much on the more expensive MacBook Pro territory. Some Apple watchers, including Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, say new 2022 MacBooks will have a new M2 chip, which could boost CPU performance while not changing the M1's graphics capabilities much at all. In 2021, new 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops got upgraded versions, called the M1 Max and M1 Pro, with better graphics performance.
The late 2020 MacBook Air, Mac Mini and 13-inch MacBook Pro all got the first-gen M1 Apple Silicon chip. (Be sure to check out our roundup of the latest 2022 MacBook Pro rumors as well.) M2 chip, or maybe 1.5 Here are the changes we're mostly likely to see in a 2022 MacBook Air. November 2021, and now Apple's March event, have passed without a new MacBook Air - but we're still keeping our eyes peeled. Later that year, in November, the MacBook Air was one of three Macs to upgrade to Apple's new M1 chips, although there were no other design or feature changes. The MacBook Air has undergone many revisions since the original 2008 version, and the current physical design dates from March 2020, when Apple released what was probably the final Intel-powered version of the laptop. Ming-Chi Kuo, another analyst with a solid accuracy record, said the 2023 Air might not even be called a MacBook Air. Plus, Young tweeted on Friday that the 2023 Air's display will actually measure 15.2 inches, while the 2022 Air will increase to 13.6 inches. On top of that, a new prediction from reliable analyst Ross Young's Display Supply Chain Consultants says to look out for a MacBook Air with a 15-inch display in 2023 - an upsize from the current Air's 13.3 inches. ( Here's every new Apple device that did get a launch at the event.) But between WWDC in June and Apple's pattern of releasing MacBooks in the fall, there's still plenty of opportunity for the rumored MacBook Air with an upgraded M2 chip to arrive this year.
The most recent MacBook Air, from late 2020.ĭespite speculation that the 2022 MacBook Air would appear at Apple's "Peek Performance" event earlier this month, no new MacBooks showed up.
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