MacBook Air expected to be launched with a new design at WWDC 2022
Apple will hold its annual Developers Conference on June 6, as the technology giant is preparing to announce operating system updates, and the latest leaks have indicated Apple's plans to unveil the MacBook Air that comes with a new design this year.
Previous leaks indicated that Apple is developing the latest MacBook Air with a new design and M2 chip, with a number of upgrades.
And Mark Gurman from Bloomberg returns today to confirm that the redesigned MacBook Air will be unveiled at Apple's annual Developers Conference in the coming days.
The Apple WWDC 2022 conference will run from the sixth to the tenth of next June, with the MacBook Air expected to be among the expected announcements.
Expectations also indicate that Apple may have to postpone the announcement of the device as a result of supply chain problems and delays in delivering shipments of previous devices so far.
On the other hand, the analyst “Ming-Chi Kuo” indicated in his latest report that Apple is offering the MacBook Air for the year 2022 with a new design language, with more choices in the colors available for the device.
I have clarified some details of the design glimpses of the MacBook Air for the year 2022, as it comes with a light and thin design, and it also comes with choices in colors similar to the iMac size of 24 inches, such as green, blue, pink, silver, as well as yellow and orange along with the color violet.
Other leaks also indicate that the keyboard and screen frames come with the same choices in colors, and among the upgrades expected in the device is the company's new M2 chip.
