Macbook Air new Release

APPLE' S NEXT-GENERATION and allegedly budget-friendly MacBook Air could be on the market as early as October. Nothing else in the article tells us about the arriving notebook, but since March of this year rumors have been spreading about a "cheaper" MacBook Air. DigiTimes had already said it would be a 13-inch retinal displayed MacBook, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman expected it to start at $999 or less in the US.

Recent rumors have it that MacBook Air 2018 will come with Intel's aging 8th-generation Kaby Lake Refresh processor as the chip manufacturer Cannon Lake's architectural design is repeatedly delayed. These 15W x5 and x7 quad-core PCIUs, first launched in the second half of 2017, have basic 1.6GHz to 1.9GHz basic switching frequencies and 3.4GHz to 4.2GHz turbo boost frequencies.

That means the new MacBook Airs should deliver a significant increase in power over their 2015 peers, which will feature Intel's Core 5 and Core 7 processor platforms. MacBook Air Fresh is reported to be introduced along with a new release of the 12-inch MacBook and a long-awaited upgrade to the Mac Mini, which is likely to feature more efficient interior parts and USB-C ports.

The new MacBook Air arrives by the end of the quarter, a research company states.

According to a research company, Apple plans to launch an upgraded MacBook Air towards the end of the ongoing quarterly season, which ends in September. "Q2 was the transitional phase in which Apple prepared for the release of the coming new MacBook products for the year," TrendForce said Wednesday.

MacBook deliveries are expected to "continue to grow strongly in the third quarter of 18 as Apple launches a new MacBook Pro at the beginning of the third and a new MacBook Air at the end of the third quarter. Nevertheless, there have been rumours of air freshening for the same amount of it.

It' s hoped Apple will revise the notebook, which now carries the doubtful accolade of being the only MacBook without a retina screen. Early this week it was alleged that one of the major vendors of Apple, Quanta, is getting ready for new, "cheap" MacBooks. This could also apply to Apple's 12-inch MacBook, which also needs updating.

When Apple does its launch right, both the Air and the 12-inch MacBook could be pre-installed with High Sierra instead of macroSmojave.