That version is currently expected to launch in 2024, though, so it's unclear whether we'll see OLED panels showing up in this year's spate of new Apple hardware. On the topic of displays, recent news has suggested that Apple is working in an unlikely team-up with Samsung to develop an OLED MacBook Air, which would serve as a test flight for bringing OLED screens to future MacBook Pro models too. And a 15-inch screen would sit in a weird position market-wise, as the Air series – one of the best thin and light laptops – could end up being bulky and a little heavier. On the other, this could serve to alienate buyers since the release of a 2023 model coming just a year after the 2022 refresh would be a slap in the face for those who just purchased the older version. And if this one has an M3 chip, it’ll boast some serious power. On one hand, that model could be enticing for those who want the extra screen real estate but at a much more affordable price. Having a MacBook Air with a 15-inch screen could prove to be polarizing among the fanbase, however.
Still, we could see some updated silicon from Apple for 2023 instead.Īnalyst Ross Young also asserted that a 15-inch MacBook Air would be coming as well. This was a rumor that started last year with the M2 Pro and Max, and it turned out to be false. In terms of specs, one of the main rumors from DigiTimes asserts that the 13.6 and 15.5-inch models might be outfitted with a 3nm chip (which means it’ll be an M3, coming down from the 5nm process used with the M2 SoC).
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