When there are barely five days left for Apple to notify us the official release date for the Apple Watch, comes the possibility that we also have a 'One more thing ...' in this keynote. Yes, we are clear about the Watch and now they have all the media closely observing the latest leaks about the possibility that they also launch the MacBook Air with Retina display.
This new MacBook is expected to hit the market sooner or later and it seems that this moment is already here. 9 next March The Apple Watch keynote arrives and now we can even have the presentation of the 11- and 12-inch Macbook Air Retina with new Intel processors.
We have some doubts regarding the possible new MacBook Air, the first of which is: how much will this raise its price? Do you really think this Retina display MacBook will succeed if it is priced too close to that of the MacBook Pro? We do not mean that users want to get their hands on this MacBook Air with Retina display, since it is something that will eventually arrive. The main problem here would be price relatedWill Apple leave a model without Retina to balance prices like it did with the MacBook Pro?
This is one of those doubts that we will see how Apple solves when it launches the new MacBook Air with Retina display on the market. The debate is open and in this case we do not rule out having a MacBook Air Retina and an Air without Retina.
If this is the case each time, the Apple product catalog will continue to grow at a forced marches and this is not good for Apple, it is also possible that the price differences between MacBook Air and MacBook Pro are no longer so big. If we add the improvements in the new MacBook Pro (thinness, better hardware, etc.) they can play a trick on the new MacBook Air despite their differences.
Where are those pros and cons?
You only talk about the price, and we don't know that yet.
Filler article? It looks like it is.
Totally agree. In any case, it only presents a single against and no pro. It is tiring to see articles where the title refers to something and the content is totally different. Or articles where to get to the essence they make a long journey of verbiage and at last they reach a very brief conclusion or do not answer the question posed in the title.
Retina display or it won't be a good Macbook Air.
The title approach is not successful despite the fact that the article is good and makes one wonder if the Retina display is an advantage or not