NEW YORK: The MacBook Air will release in April as Intel’s Broadwell processor finally comes out at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show this January.
It’s only a week away before the whole world sees the latest 14nm processor from Intel dubbed as the Broadwell chip.
Apple and Intel have a special relationship and the former is said to be the first to have the new Intel chipsets. Reports from the recent past claimed Apple pushed back the release of the MacBook Air because of the delayed release of Intel chips.
As for the rumoured specs and features of the device, the MacBook Air is purported to sport a thinner profile brought about by the inclusion of the aforementioned processors. Packing the chipset allows the device to be fanless, thus Apple is able to shed off some of the weight and thickness of the device.
In addition, the MacBook Air will also include a 12-inch Retina screen panel as well as USB Type-C port and better battery capacity. However, Apple has not officially revealed the specs and features of the MacBook Air.
