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Apple could release M4 MacBook Air sooner than expected in Q1 2025

Apple could release the M4 MacBook Air in Q1 2025, featuring upgrades like a Centre Stage camera and Thunderbolt 4 ports.

Apple might surprise fans by launching the next MacBook Air sooner than anticipated.

Mark Gurman of Bloomberg recently hinted on X (formerly known as Twitter) that the new M4 MacBook Air could arrive before the iPhone SE, iPad Air, and entry-level iPads were updated. While the iPhone and iPad updates are expected in spring—likely around March or April—the M4 MacBook Air might be unveiled between January and March 2025. This timeline suggests Apple could opt for a press release rather than a full-scale event.

Expected features and design updates

While the M4 MacBook Air promises a performance boost with its upgraded chip, don’t expect significant design changes. Reports suggest that the sleek, lightweight design Apple fans love will remain largely the same. However, exciting new features could include a Centre Stage camera for improved video calls and Thunderbolt 4 ports for enhanced connectivity.

Apple refreshed the MacBook Air lineup earlier this year, upgrading both the 13-inch and 15-inch models with the M3 chip. The upcoming M4 model is a significant step forward in Apple’s silicon evolution, following the recent updates to other Mac devices.

Apple’s recent M4 chip updates

In late October 2024, Apple introduced its powerful M4 chip across several devices, including the Mac mini, 24-inch iMac, and MacBook Pros. These updates showcased the chip’s superior speed and efficiency, setting the stage for the M4 MacBook Air to deliver a similar leap in performance.

If you’re considering an upgrade or entering Apple’s ecosystem for the first time, the M4 MacBook Air could be the perfect blend of cutting-edge technology and timeless design.

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