Apple to Introduce New 13-Inch and 15-Inch MacBook Air at WWDC 2016?
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Posted November 30, 2015 at 1:46pm by iClarified
Apple is working on a new MacBook Air that could come in 13-inch and 15-inch sizes, according to UDN.com.
It is reported that the new MacBook Air thinner than existing models, performance is more prominent, will debut next year in Apple's WWDC (Developers Conference).
According to supply chain sources, the new MacBook Air is still in the design phase. It's said that the internal components will get a 'comprehensive upgrade' and that a similar appearance is to be expected.
The MacBook Air hasn't received a significant update in years so it's definitely due for an update. Based on the reported 13-inch and new 15-inch size, it's possible that Apple could discontinue the 11-inch model in favor of the new 12-inch MacBook.
Quanta will likely assemble the new MacBook Air. We'll let you know if any more details leak out. You can follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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Looks Apple lost their innovation after Steve.
2015 failures
New MacBook : useless for that price. Low specs were maintained to give space for MacBook Air. Instead MacBook Air should have been discontinued and new MacBook should have come with higher specs.
Apple Watch software update : nothing great.
iPhone 6s : could not achieve the market as desired by Apple.
I am hard core Apple user from last 8 years but unfortunately now thinking of shifting to Microsoft surface pro.
If they do then they need to add a Retina display, it's almost 2016, low res screens on a laptop of that price is not acceptable. The current resolution combined with the new look that Yosemite introduced looks absolutely awful.
I'm not sure I understand the reasoning in keeping the MacBook Air line alive in light of the new MacBooks being available... seems to me that they're very similar in style and features and weight. If I had to choose between them based on features alone I'd have a hard time.