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At the moment, when Apple plans to launch a MacBook Air in 2018, we expect the Cupertino empire to host a special Mac networking experience later this month. What's more, we're expecting the Cupertino empire to host a special Mac networking show later this year. And even if we don't really know anything about MacBook Air 2018, or if it will even be around, that doesn't mean we can't gamble.

Now that 2018 is coming to an end, there's never been a better moment to immerse yourself in all the speculations and rumors about MacBook Air 2018. In recent years, MacBook Air has been receiving MacBook Air upgrades annually since its first launch in 2008, in very different monthly periods during those years.

June, however, has always been the most likely months to see the launch of a new MacBook Air. The WWDC 2018 came and went without new hard drive, but we've seen a lot of rumors that Apple will be releasing five different MacBooks this year anyway. We' ve already seen two new MacBooks with the new MacBook Pro 15 and 13-inch MacBook Pros.

So there are three new MacBook Air 2018 cars left, and we think MacBook Air 2018 will be one of them. Regarding the timing of the launch, we won't know until Apple resolves to part with this information, but we think Apple will be holding a specific Mac feature later this month--but that' s not a guarantee.

It' s possible we won't even get a new MacBook Air in 2018. Correct recent speculations that point to a lack of Intel Whiskey Lake and Amber Lake are correct and we could see Apple launching the new MacBook Air 2019. One way or another, we're going into the last few month of 2018, so if there's a MacBook Air 2018, it should be right around the corner. Well, we're going into the last few month of 2018.

Obviously, until we see a recent Apple release, we know almost nothing about the MacBook Air 2018 asking us a question. At first we didn't anticipate that there would be much variation in rates - Apple set rates for MacBook Air beginning at $999 (about £949, AU$1,499). But given the recent rumours, we anticipate that the launch will lose value, possibly using a cheaper ARM engine.

You can then match the 128GB SSD capability of the launch to 256GB for another $200, £150 or AU$300. We think that if prices go up this year, Apple will knock them down, especially if this rumor is that the 13-inch entry-level MacBook still costs four-digits. It' s still possible, however, that Apple will simply tune out the MacBook Air, especially if it thinks the entry-level MacBook will create some kind of backup.

We' ll look out for new rumours and keep this item updated as the MacBook Air 2018 pricing becomes more clear. Although we don't know anything about MacBook Air 2018 yet, we've still made a wish list. So here is what we want to see from MacBook Air 2018.

It' the most fundamental and important of all inquiries, but MacBook Air could really use a little broth to arm sockets. MacBook Air has been refined with everything from processors and connectors to display resolutions. MacBook Air looks more outdated in its present state than the Windows notebooks that tore it down without shame.

Now more than ever, what's needed is a retina screen that's as bezelless as possible without having to do without the cams. We' ve seen a plethora of rumours suggesting that MacBook Air 2018 will be equipped with eighth-generation Intel Core CPUs, which would help make MacBook Air a more powerful machine.

But there are also other rumours that there will be a MacBook Air with an ARM engine, and if so, we could see a quicker, less expensive, more energy-efficient MacBook Air with perhaps even better performance in terms of performance - adding another dimension to the name MacBook Air. There' s no reason for us to argue that the MacBook Air screen needs to move with the time.

Meanwhile, every other MacBook except the Air uses a retina screen of at least 226 pixel per inches (.ppi). Meanwhile, MacBook Air is stagnating at just 128pi, which is 1,440 x 900 pixel on a 13.3-inch screen. So we can come to the conclusion that the motion must receive an increase of at least 76% to keep pace with Apple's other offerings.

Luckily, the cam doesn't require similar handling, because the latest MacBook Air FaceTime already records videos at a higher definition than the more expensive 12-inch MacBook. Regardless of image sharpness, MacBook Air 2018 will take advantage of the MoltenVK Vulkan Application Programming Interface (API) deployment recently launched for Apple's Metal 2 graphic frameworks.

As much as we appreciate the reworked MacBook and MacBook Pro butt fly hinged keypad, we'd love it if at least one Apple notebook kept its original keypad. To say nothing of the fact that the flap joint mechanics, as good as they are, have their shortcomings that Apple has even acknowledged.

So it would be good not only for us, but also for Apple, to give the consumer a free hand. And we don't think Apple wants to take another collective outrage. Although the MacBook Pro now uses a keypad with a redesigned butterfly keypad with diaphragm to keep away dirt, it doesn't alter the fact that using your current equipment could keep the cost of a redesigned MacBook Air as low as it should be - at a low cost.

We' re expecting MacBook Air to have an outstanding rechargeable lifetime when all the hard drive equipment is upgrated. And Apple might take this chance to warrant new port releases, such as USB-C for quick loading, but we want MagSafe to be preserved. It would be a great choice for both, but Apple can also let MacBook Air 2018 customers experience the #DongleLife experience firsthand.

And at the WWDC 2018 WWDC keyboard speech, Apple explained exactly which main pillars of iPOS will be on the way to Mojave. And Apple has indicated that third-party applications will be on their way to becoming Apple Mac OS applications in the near term, but we'll have to delay until 2019 to see it.