The latest information indicates that Apple will present the new 15-inch MacBook Air in April 2023. At first, everything seemed to indicate that the laptop would arrive in time with M3 processors or, if not, M2 Pro, M2 Max chips. or M2 Ultra. Recent rumors show that this MacBook Air would have the same M2 chip as the current generation.

They reported from DigiTimes that sources close to Apple’s supply chain in Taiwan have guaranteed that the 15-inch MacBook Air will launch in the second quarter of 2023, yes, but with an M2 chip.

Apple updated MacBook Air with M2 chip in July 2022

First of all, it is worth noting that all the rumors converged and repeatedly confirmed what the new Apple MacBook Air is. It will be available between April and June. Second quarter of 2023.

“Industry sources state that the 15-inch MacBook Air enters mass production after Lunar New Year and is expected to launch in the second quarter.”

So far everything is clear. The problem comes with hardware apps. Industry resources, The 15-inch MacBook Air will have an M2 chipIt doesn’t make much sense given that this chip is already present in today’s MacBook Air and consumers won’t find much motivation to upgrade their laptops.

A misunderstanding in communication with the source of the supply chain, or Apple’s breach as stated in DigiTimes. Re-upgrade your MacBook Air to include the M3 chip in the second half of the year. It would be very unusual for Apple to re-update a newly introduced product in such a short time.

As analyst Ming-Chi Kuo points out, Apple is launching the new MacBook Air. M2 and M2 Pro chips. Much more meaningful information. Since TSMC, they have started mass production of the 3 nanometer chips in December 2022, but no information about the production end date has been leaked yet.

The news comes just a day after rumors surfaced that the MacBook Air will once again arrive in April. we are talking about MacBook Air with the largest display in Apple history Until now it only offered versions in 11 and 13 inch sizes. Most likely, the Cupertino company will update its catalog with 13-inch and 15-inch versions.