The BIG Problem With the M2 MacBook Air
Apple has missed a few opportunities, here…
Well, I got that wrong, didn’t I?
“There’s no way they’re going to do that.”
“It doesn’t make any sense.”
“Why would they steal WWDC’s thunder with an announcement like that?”
That was me, incessantly rambling on about the unlikelihood of an M2 MacBook Air announcement during the WWDC keynote this week.
One hour into the presentation, that’s exactly what John Ternus did. Striding confidently across a screen displaying the newly unveiled M2 logo, the SVP of Hardware Engineering revealed that their newest chip would arrive first in the “most loved Mac”.
Well, spin my nipple nuts and send me to Alaska, as Red Dwarf’s Kryten would say. The M2 MacBook is now a thing and will be available next month. I couldn’t have been more wrong if I’d really, really tried.
When I get my hands on one of these new MacBook Airs, I will give you my full opinion, but at first glance, there…
