MacBook Air not only is it one of the most interesting laptops in the entire Apple catalog, but also one of the best options if you are looking for a device for work or studies.
Right now, however, buying one is not a very good idea, and not because of its features, but because the company could update this device very soon with the new M4 chip. In fact, we already have an approximate arrival date.
Specifically, it was the latest version of macOS; macOS Sequoia 15.2, which has revealed that the launch of the new MacBook Air with M4 chip is imminent. As stated MacRumorsin the internal files of the new version of the operating system, files have been found that name the “Mac16:12” and “Mac16:13,”which could be the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air M4.
The names of “MacBook Air (13-inch, M4, 2025)” and “MacBook Air (15-inch, M4, 2025)” also appear in the software code, thus revealing the arrival of these two models for next year.
Now, When exactly will these models be launched? As revealed by Mark Gurman, of Bloombergteams will be ready to be announced during the first half of the year; specifically, before spring 2025.
This means that we could see an announcement, at the latest, by the month of March. However, it would not be strange to see it at the beginning of the year; even during the month of January. About, if we take into account that the MacBook Pros were recently updated with M4 chips.
What do we know about the MacBook Air with M4?
In addition to its release date, rumors have already revealed some new features about the MacBook Air. We know, of course, that will arrive with the new M4 chip Also present in the MacBook Pro and Mac Mini. This will not only give more power to the laptop, but will also make it more efficient and allow for improving the AI functions that the company offers through Apple Intelligence.
No design changes expectednor in screen sizes or panel technology. Apple, of course, could inherit some features of the MacBook Pro in the new devices, such as the inclusion of a better camera with centered framing for video calls, or a larger capacity battery.
