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MacBook Air continues to be a great sales force for Apple, so a straight substitute is likely in the face of increasingly tough computer gaming marketplace. At the end of March, we thought we could see new non-pro Apple laptops at Apple's educational Field Trip in Chicago, even though they focused on a new iPad instead.

The new MacBook Pro range has since been launched, with upgraded 13-inch and 15-inch TouchBar versions, which are used alongside the 13-inch non-TouchBar version. No new MacBook Air or MacMini was released at Apple's iPhone show on September 12th, but it seems very likely that these iPhone will soon be up-dated.

The MacBook Pro (2018) vs. the MacBook Pro (2017): MacBook Air may or may not have a new name, but there may be a less expensive version. This could only be a 13-inch version of the MacBook with the name "Air" showing the doorframe. Not much is known yet about this brand new 13-inch MacBook, even the shape that would distinguish it from the current 12-inch MacBook or 13-inch MacBook Air and Pro series.

What makes you think there's a new MacBook Air? MacBook Air received a few small improvements in 2017, but it's the only laptop in Apple's product line that doesn't have a retina screen. It still uses MagSafe 2 for recharging, unlike the MacBook and MacBook Pro. Apple had often thought that the 12-inch MacBook would eventually become the replacement for MacBook Air.

11-inch MacBook Air has been completely retired. Remember, the 13-inch MacBook Pro without touch bar begins at £1,249 - £300 more than the entry-level Air. Apple is planning to release a new "entry-level" MacBook in September, according to an August DigiTimes article. History assumes that the 13-inch MacBook begins at $1,200 and is driven by 14-nanometer-long Kaby Lake Intel core CPUs (no big jump there, granted).

Like I said, it could be a new MacBook Air instead. TrendForce analysts also expect Apple to launch a new MacBook Air this fall. After an EEC breach, there may be up to five new MacBook notebooks and five new iPhone notebooks in the next few weeks. Supposedly, the five pills - models A1876, A1934, A1979, A2013 and A2014 - were used in the iOS 11 test.

MacBooks - the A1931, A1932, A1988, A1989 and A1990 MacBooks - ran MacOS 10. The last two numbers are the new MacBook Pros, so what are the other three Macs - A1931, A1932, and A1988? What Apple MacBook is right for you? MacBook, MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro?

Which specifications would a new MacBook have? It' still Intel-based, but could that be changed in the near term? You''d better assume the MacBook Air replaces Intel Core 5 with Core 7 processor options. As Intel has just released new releases of these Coffee Lake chips, Intel is marketing them as Intel Core processor of the eighth group.

Blogberg recently said Apple was working on its own user-defined co-processors to add two new laptops and a new desktops, and DigiTimes said the technology powerhouse was working on a new 13-inch MacBook although it didn't say whether it was an Air or another MacBook product - this could be the recently released MacBook Pro 13 with TouchBar.

Due to what Apple has done elsewhere, the corporation has been considering building its own ARM-based CPUs for MacBooks of the future, and it is rumored that a Apple-developed processor could become a MacBook of the future, possibly in a few years. Even more unlikely is the upper end, where MacBook Pro gives consumers the kind of performance that can currently only come from an Intel Core 5, 7, or 9 core computer.

However, Apple seems to have been experimenting with the unification of macro and macro applications. This new 13-inch MacBook is likely to feature an integrated LC screen, while Apple will eventually be able to add a new OLED screen to its line of Pros. Jim Hsiao, DigiTimes Sr. Investigator, says Apple first considered using a Chinese vendor's screen to cut cost, but instead turned to LG Screen to manufacture the 2,560 x 1,600 panel.

MacBook has the same screen size, and if this new MacBook turns out to be called Air, it'll be the first MacBook Air with a Retina screen. Apple is said to expect to deliver around six million new MacBook copies this year. Hsiao, however, anticipates that the technological leader will be selling nearer four million, mainly because the cost, while still accessible to Apple customers, will still be out of range for many people.