It is no secret that Apple's MacBook is the most adored
electronic devices in the PC-Laptop market globally. Despite being costlier
than well-equipped laptops, Apple has gained an envious reputation in the competitive
market. MacBook Air is one of the most expensive products of the Apple brand.
It is reported that MacBook Air is
ready for 2016 release with a new budget-friendly tag. It is also possible that
you can bag the new product from the technology giant at an estimated price tag
of around $899. It is said that the powerful GeForce GTX 950 dedicated video
card will be a part of the new model ready to get unveiled in the beginning part
of 2016. It is believed that the device will support wireless charging and will
be equipped with a Type-C USB. In addition, the new release is expected to own
several signature features of Apple—Force Touch or famous Retina Display.
MacBook Air, the next generation laptop, will be available
in 13-inch and 15-inch screen displays. Moreover, you can expect the presence
of an Intel Syklake-U
chipset OS X El Capitan with the new release. You can also expect an
improved battery life in MacBook Air 2016 version with a thinner version that
will catch all eyes. When we talk about the release date of MacBook Air 2016,
we expect it will be released along with the Pro 2016 on Sept 2016. Interestingly,
this month is also the time of the release of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. http://mac-technical-support.com
According to Yibada, a Global Chinese online media company,
the price drop of existing MacBook models is a sign that the arrival of the
2016 models is approaching fast. When it will hit the Apple stores, the
revamped model of MacBook Air will emerge as a hot commodity. It is also
rumored that the release ofMacBook Air 2016 was pushed back to let the iPad Pro make
an impact in the competitive market.
It is likely that Apple will
display revamped 13- and 15-inch versions of the MacBook Air at WWDC 16,
Apple's developer conference. The dropping of Air moniker is also possible with
the new release.
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