A concept of the new MacBook Air 2021 shows what Apple’s new laptop might look like. We especially hope for these 3 improvements.
MacBook Air 2021 concept shows new design
The concept is based on rumors and the previously released iMac 2021. It is therefore not certain whether this year’s MacBook Air will really look like this.
1. Thinner design, smaller bezels
Thin, thinner, thinnest. If we are to believe the concept of the new MacBook Air, it will be Apple’s thinnest laptop ever. This prediction is not very strange, because the brand new iMac 2021 also has an unprecedented thin housing. In fact, the Apple desktop is only slightly thicker than the new Apple TV remote.
Not only the housing is thinner, the screen edges have also shrunk. This way you get more screen at your disposal. We hope that Apple will maintain this design, because the iMac 2021 may have a very thin housing, but it does have a gigantic double chin.
2. Apple hardware provides power
It is certain that the new MacBook Air will receive an Apple chip. The MacBook Air of 2020 was the first Apple laptop to feature a homemade M1 chip, so it makes sense for its successor to follow suit.
It strongly seems to us that the MacBook Air from 2021 will get an M2 processor. According to rumors, this chip is reserved for the MacBook Pro 2021, which is much more expensive.
3. MagSafe for new MacBook Air
Another winner: MagSafe. Apple breathed new life into this wireless technology with the iPhone 12. Thanks to the magnets of MagSafe you can, for example, clip on a wireless charger and power your phone. Hopefully, Apple will add MagSafe to this year’s MacBook Air as well.
More color for MacBook Air?
You can buy the new iMac in all kinds of fresh, summery colors. Since Apple often releases its products in a certain style, many people think that this year’s MacBook Air and MacBook Pro will also come in many colors. A previously published concept of the MacBook Air already showed what this might look like.
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