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The official launch day of the new MacBook Air M2 by Apple is on Friday. Customers who have pre-ordered the device are starting to receive their purchases. Meanwhile, Apple has also begun in-store sales for the new MacBook Air M2.
Read MoreDuring its annual World Wide Developers Conference, Cupertino-based tech giant Apple unveiled its overhauled MacBook Air powered by the newly announced M2 chip. The device now brings an entirely new design, Magsafe charging, and remarkable battery life. In the meantime, Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Pro also underwent the M2 chip treatment.
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According to reports, Apple has delaued the MacBook Air M2 launch timeline. The industry is rife with rumors about the introduction of design changes to the device. There have been speculations about MagSafe support as well. Industry speculation also suggests that this device will flaunt the M2 chip. The device has been dubbed the same based on this speculation. Apple has not yet released any statement confirming the delay. However, in his newsletter, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg has made claims about the delay in the launch timeline of the device.
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As reported by Consomac, tech giant Apple registers three new Macbook devices in the Eurasian regulatory database. Apple has numbered these new models as A2615, A2686, and A2681. Among these models, one is described as a laptop.
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According to reports, Apple has been preparing to release a range of new products this fall. This includes several new devices like the iPhone 14 series, and the new iPad Pro models. According to the latest ‘Power On’ newsletter by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, Apple will be launching several new devices soon. The newsletter mentions that the Cupertino based tech company has been planning to unveil the “widest array” of new products in the history of the company.
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Tech giant Apple has released several category-defining products in 2021. This includes an M1-powered iPad Pro, a new iPad mini, a new MacBook Pro lineup, iPhone 13 series, and several others. In 2022, the Cupertino company appears to continue introducing several more similarly impactful devices, such as new Mac Pros, a redesigned MacBook Air, a VR headset, and more.
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Recently, there has been substantial speculation about Apple’s increased efforts to release a rumored new external display placed lower price point than their Pro Display XDR. Mark Gurman of Bloomberg has now added further fuel to the rumors by stating in his newsletter that he “strongly believes” Apple plans to “launch a new external monitor for its latest Macs.”
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The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT-In, which is a subsidiary of the IT ministry, has issued an advisory for iPhone, Apple Watch, MacBook, and Apple TV users. The “high severity” warning advises users of the aforementioned Apple products to update their devices to the latest version of the software. This is because multiple security risks have been detected in Apple devices as of late. Failing to update to the most recent version of the software may result in one’s Apple device getting tracked or infected with malware remotely.
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Apple is expected to release a new laptop after their recent release of their MacBook Pro. While it features an expected design update, the latest M2 processor, and all the technology that the MacBook Pro offers, it has been reported that it will not be following the expected naming conventions. Reports from the likes of Apple aficionado DylanDKT and others indicate that the new name under which these laptops will be produced is “MacBook”. It is speculated that change in the name of the line of products from “MacBook Air” to simply “MacBook” is because Apple intends this product to be viewed as fresh and new, instead of a refreshed version of the previous series. Although, the rebranding might be unnecessary as the 2021 MacBook Pro laptops being referred to here are already very distinct from the older MacBook Pro laptops in terms of features, design, as well as price.
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