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The new MacBook Air might use a recycled M1 chip, not the M2

Posted on July 23, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

While the “Peek Performance” event seemingly brought the culmination of the M1 lineup with the launch of the M1 Ultra and the last Intel Mac to transition to Apple silicon before the Mac Pro, a new rumor suggests Apple isn’t done with its inaugural Mac chip. .

A report from a Twitter account claiming to be owned by Ming-Chi Kuo says Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air revision will stick with the M1 chip rather than jump to the M2 as has previously been reported. He also says the new machine will have an “all-new form factor design” with “more colors,” but won’t have a mini-LED display, all of which matches with current rumors.
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