Follow the iPhone SE3! Apple's March 8 spring conference was exposed: three new Macs appeared

In addition to the iPhone SE3, Apple's spring conference has a number of new products to be launched, and the current more certain is the new Mac series.

Apple has submitted three new Mac models that have not been released in the Eurasian Economic Database, and the company is expected to hold a rumored spring launch event on or about March 8. All three new Macs with models A2615, A2686, and A2681 are listed as running macOS Monterey.

According to previous accounts, Apple's spring launch will include the launch of "at least one" new Mac. Apple is developing a larger size iMac with Apple's self-developed Apple Silicon chip to replace intel-based 27-inch iMac products in the current product line. A newly designed MacBook Air and a new Mac mini are also in the works.

Of course, the current highest attention is the new MacBook Air, and the new machine is said to have a new full screen with bangs, supporting MagSafe charging. From the iMac, the notebook may have a white border and a chassis that may have various colors. And, judging by the previous generation of MacBook Air, this laptop may get the ultra-thin structure that has made the Air famous for many years.

According to information leaked by Jon Prosser, the new MacBook Air will be thinner and lighter than the previous model, but will eliminate the tapered design and instead adopt a uniform thickness. The leaked rendering also shows a laptop with MagSafe. MagSafe has been missing on the MacBook Air for several years. And, they showed, this laptop probably had a white keyboard. In the render, this doesn't look bad – although it can produce dirt over time.

The MacBook Air currently offers the M1 chip, Apple's first-generation computer processor. It's a great chip, but after the release of the M1 Pro and M1 Max, many people are watching apple Silicon's next steps. The next chip could come in the form of an Apple M2 chip, which will be the company's next-generation entry-level processor.