A new Macbook Air may be released soon, or at least some users suspect it.

Apple experienced supply problems in this first half of 2022, because we can even say that it is his main enemy. In fact, Apple has lost more than $6,000 million due to failures in its distribution chains due to the recent devastation of the pandemic or the war between Russia and Ukraine.

This is universal as it affects iPhone, iPad and Mac in all its versions. interestingly only smooth devices were Macs with M1including the 2020 Air model, which looks close to its refresh.

Will a new Macbook Air be introduced at WWDC 22?

It’s been reported for a while that Apple might present a new Macbook Air at WWDC 22, but so far there have been only leaks and speculation. The last one is about the lack of supply from Apple9to5Mac mentioned that there might be a relationship.

Macbook Air

Is the 2022 Macbook Air confirmed? users believe that

As we mentioned, Macs with M1 did not experience delays, even now you can order from the official Apple website and the delivery time will be regular. Even, Mac Book Air M1 keeps shipping without issueat least in its base model.

It all starts when you want to order an Air M1 with some special configuration (like a RAM change). In these cases shipping takes too long and the day it can be collected until June 24.

Why is this happening? Users believe this is because of Macs. customize and send would be from a new versionie 2022 Macbook Air This is nothing new as it has happened before with other models like the 13 inch Macbook Pro.

The next MacBook Air may include M2 ​​and other technologies that will completely remake the device. For now, we won’t have to wait long to find out if this rumor is true, as WWDC kicks off on Monday, June 6th.

Source: i Padizate

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