There have been reports earlier this month, which claim Apple was making available their 12 inch MacBook Air in iPhone-style space gray and gold colours. Apparently Apple will change from the current USB ports to the new slimmer and reversible USB Type C, which was only introduced last month by the USB 3.0 Promoter Group.
The new computer will also feature a “noticeably thinner design” and interestingly they have apparently removed the current MagSafe charging port? Questions would then arise regarding Lightning/conductive charging etc. Further details in the report have fallen in line with previous rumours of a 12-inch MacBook Air that is coming with a Retina display that will be arriving next year with a fanless design: Apparently the new product is completely fanless and if this is so it thereby gives credence to the thinner design. So, what processor are Apple going to put in this ultra thin MacBook Air? Allegedly it will be Intel’s Broadwell processor line that will allow this change to be facilitated as they can operate at low temperatures and high performance without a heat sink. The source of the info also said “the display bezels are noticeably thinner, quite similar to the current MacBook Pro Retina lineup”.
Additionally, the report includes details regarding alterations to the current design: “it leaves almost no space on the side”, the source also mentioned the speaker location as being “above the keyboard and visible.” If these design changes are true, then the change is a lot different to the current MacBook Pro with Retina Display series which has the speakers on the side of the keyboard, and the current Macbook Air which has speakers under the keyboard.
If Apple is switching to USB Type C only on the new MacBook, it may support the new DisplayPort Alternate Mode, which allows USB Type C to offer DisplayPort functionality for high-quality audio and video. If this is the case, it would also make sense that a new Lightning to USB Type C cable or adaptor for older cables would be required if Apple wants to allow iOS users to charge their devices from the new MacBook range.
This report adds weight to the several rumours that have arisen in recent months pointing to an all-new 12-inch MacBook Air with Retina display that is likely to arrive sometime in 2015.
SOURCE: http://9to5mac.com/2014/09/22/more-12-inch-macbook-details-reversible-usb-type-c-magsafe-gone-slimmer-fanless-design/, http://news.filehippo.com/
The new computer will also feature a “noticeably thinner design” and interestingly they have apparently removed the current MagSafe charging port? Questions would then arise regarding Lightning/conductive charging etc. Further details in the report have fallen in line with previous rumours of a 12-inch MacBook Air that is coming with a Retina display that will be arriving next year with a fanless design: Apparently the new product is completely fanless and if this is so it thereby gives credence to the thinner design. So, what processor are Apple going to put in this ultra thin MacBook Air? Allegedly it will be Intel’s Broadwell processor line that will allow this change to be facilitated as they can operate at low temperatures and high performance without a heat sink. The source of the info also said “the display bezels are noticeably thinner, quite similar to the current MacBook Pro Retina lineup”.
Additionally, the report includes details regarding alterations to the current design: “it leaves almost no space on the side”, the source also mentioned the speaker location as being “above the keyboard and visible.” If these design changes are true, then the change is a lot different to the current MacBook Pro with Retina Display series which has the speakers on the side of the keyboard, and the current Macbook Air which has speakers under the keyboard.
If Apple is switching to USB Type C only on the new MacBook, it may support the new DisplayPort Alternate Mode, which allows USB Type C to offer DisplayPort functionality for high-quality audio and video. If this is the case, it would also make sense that a new Lightning to USB Type C cable or adaptor for older cables would be required if Apple wants to allow iOS users to charge their devices from the new MacBook range.
This report adds weight to the several rumours that have arisen in recent months pointing to an all-new 12-inch MacBook Air with Retina display that is likely to arrive sometime in 2015.
SOURCE: http://9to5mac.com/2014/09/22/more-12-inch-macbook-details-reversible-usb-type-c-magsafe-gone-slimmer-fanless-design/, http://news.filehippo.com/
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