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Apple will release next-gen MacBook Air in mid-2022

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Apple will release the next-generation MacBook Air in the second half of next year, according to a new report.

The company will continue to transition its Mac line-up across to the new form factor introduced with the iMac, and add new features that were included in the MacBook Pro line-up, announced earlier in the week.

According to Dylandkt, who has a proven track record when it comes to Apple news, Apple will adopt some new features for the MacBook Air, including a design that’s similar to the MacBook Pro but with a thinner body, as well as off-white bezels and similar colors to the 24-inch iMac. It will feature full-size function keys and a 1080p webcam, two long-awaited features which were introduced with this year’s MacBook Pro redesign.

The device won’t have an SD card slot or HDMI port, as these are exclusive to the pro lineup, and it’ll feature a new M2 chip, the successor to the M1. It won’t be quite as powerful as the M1 Pro and M1 Max, but it will offer better power efficiency to lower-powered devices such as the MacBook Air and future iPad Pro models.

Separate reports have suggested that Apple will introduce a notch to the MacBook Air, similar to the new MacBook Pro, and it’ll feature a mini-LED display. Apple is also reportedly considering retiring the Air name, and bringing the MacBook in line with the rest of the Apple line-up, calling it simply MacBook.

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