There are still six months until WWDC 2016 arrives and with it the possible new MacBook models. Therefore, the followers of the apple brand are already very attentive to any movement or rumor that throws some news related to the company's laptops.
A while ago we told you about the possibility that Apple could be preparing a new model of MacBook Air to present it at the next WWDC, that having a model like the 12-inch MacBook we don't know why the Air version of the MacBook still exists.
Apple could be preparing a unification of models to stay with the MacBook to dry, that is, to have only one laptop model differentiated into two large models, the MacBook Pro and the MacBook. In this way, the concept of MacBook Air would end since the new MacBook model has inherited its thinness and profile, making the Air lag behind.
As if that were not enough, everything we are telling you would be corroborated after seeing the interview that the North American cadela CBS in the program 60 minutes, which did an interview with several Apple managers in the design studio where Jony Ive operates.
As we can see in the image we provide, you can see in the background a laptop that appears to be a 12-inch MacBook in shape but larger. We would be facing a nod from the apple company to the possibility that the existing Macbook Pro model was to be modified to have less weight and brand new colors and new keyboard of the MacBook 12 already presented.
As for the MacBook, I can tell you that the ones I have had have been the MacBook Pro with DVD from 2008, then I jumped to a 13-inch MacBook Air looking for thinness and lightness. A couple of years later I was still looking for lightness and moved on to the 11-inch MacBook Air with which I spent another couple of years and the best MacBook moments I've ever owned.
I decided to renew a couple of weeks ago but upgraded to a 13-inch MacBook Pro Retina. I know how huge it is in terms of power but it didn't take me two weeks to decide that for my use it was better to have the new 12-inch MacBook, a laptop that I have been testing for a week and it never stops surprising me. We know that it has a Core M as a processor but for a normal user it is more than enough for normal use.
The design of the new 12-inch MacBook is the future of the MacBook, USB-C is the future of connections and that is why I believe that Apple has its sights set on making all of its notebooks siblings to the new 12-inch macBook.
We will see what is actually what has been seen in the interview of 60 minutes since it seems that they have been quick to deny that it is a new MacBook and that it is only a 12-inch MacBook that has taken that size in perspective.
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