Outside of the larger display size we don’t know what to expect from it, but it’s a pretty safe bet to expect it to be the same as the 13.6-inch Air, only expanded to the size of a 15.5-inch display.

A 15-inch MacBook Air, to be precise, with an M2 chip (and potentially an M2 Pro option). However, there are a couple of possible hardware announcements that could arrive:ġ5-inch MacBook Air: The latest rumors say we’re on the cusp of an all-new MacBook. With all recent rumors pointing to a WWDC (or later) announcement of the Apple Reality Pro, we’re not sure if we’re going to get an Apple event in March as was once rumored. The 15-inch MacBook Air might get a direct-to-web release (April is a possibility as well), the next round of OS updates will probably exit beta, and several new and returning Apple TV+ shows will launch, along with the usual weekly Apple Arcade games. So we expect a rather tame March this year. There’s not a lot of other stuff to announce–a rumored 15-inch MacBook Air is still said to be coming this spring, but everything else is further out. Now, it appears as though the announcement has been pushed back to WWDC in June ( or even later), which brings into question the entire point of having a spring event in the first place. Persistent rumors claimed that Apple would unveil its long-awaited mixed reality headset, “Apple Reality Pro,” at a spring event, with a release scheduled toward the end of the year. At the start of the year, we thought March might be one of the most significant months in Apple’s history.

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