Recently, Guo Mingxi predicted in a report that the new generation of MacBookAir models may be officially released at this year's WWDC, and the product may cancel the "Air" suffix.
At the same time, the report also pointed out that the design of the new generation of MacBookAir is more inclined to the current MacBook Pro - with a colorful color scheme. In addition, according to the exposed rendering, it may use a notch full-screen design, but it will not use advanced Mini-LED.
In terms of hardware configuration, it will be equipped with Apple's self-developed M2 chip, but there are not too many relevant revelations about M2. One thing is for sure, there will be a considerable increase in performance.
In terms of price, according to Apple's customs, the pricing of the new generation of MacBook Air may remain around $900 to $1,000.
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As we all know, the Air series focuses on thin and light, while the Pro series is biased towards high performance. However, with the launch of Apple's self-developed chip, the Pro series has achieved thin and light, high performance, so that the positioning of the Air series is slightly awkward. If you really cancel the suffix, whether it will open up a new product line for the MacBook is also worth looking forward to.