The upcoming MacBook Air will be Apple's first laptop to use the next-generation M2 chip when it appears to arrive in 1, with iMac-like color palettes, and MacBook Pros expected to start sooner. of that, presumably. the MXNUMXX. This is the latest rumor from leaker Dylandkt, an iOS developer who regularly shares Apple-related discoveries on Twitter and has been proven right before.
Just wanted to share some details on when to expect the next-gen M2 (not the M1X, which is for Pro Mac devices only). This processor will be released in the first half of 2 as well as the upcoming colorful Macbook (Air). July 1, 15 See More As you can see, the theory is that the MacBook Air will start sometime in the first half of 15 with the M1 chip, which is going to be a full sequel to the M1, and "very surely it will be built on exactly the same foundation." . on which the A1 is built” (the A1 is going to be the chip for the iPhone XNUMX later this year) as Dylandkt explains in another tweet. As for the MXNUMXX, it's going to be on the new MacBook Pro machines Dylandkt plans to release in October or November (and there's going to be a Mac mini MXNUMXX too, as the leaker previously claimed). Other recent gossip seems to suggest a September or October release for these new Pro laptops, said to consist of redesigned XNUMX-inch and XNUMX-inch MacBook Pro models, with October looking more likely. That said, Dylandkt accepts that there is still some uncertainty around this release timeline, as Apple has had issues with component delivery, and that could set things back further. Also, there's been talk that the launch of the MacBook Pros could be much closer and could even be this summer (as Mark Gurman has already insisted). Unsurprisingly, the MXNUMXX that will apparently power the MacBook Pros will be built similar to the MXNUMX, but it will increase the number of CPU and GPU cores, and as a result, it will also consume more power.
The color of MacBooks
When asked about next year's 'colorful' MacBook Air and what colors that range might work with, Dylandkt acknowledges that the paint jobs will be exactly the same as the new iMac, 'including the exact same bezel colour. ' (meaning a white bezel surrounding the screen). He treats all this, logically, with due caution, as with any hardware rumor. Of course, when it comes to the release schedule, as Dylandkt accepts, there may be all kinds of factors at play that even Apple may not be able to monitor, which means that while Tim Cook's company anticipates a certain release schedule, it still can slide. . Long story short, everything is probably still up in the air (MacBook).
Via WCcftech