MacBook Air 15

Apple has officially introduced the 15-inch MacBook Air, that combines the power of the all-new M2 chip with an impressive 18-hour battery life.

Rumours of a new 15-inch MacBook Air have been circulating for some time, and now, DigiTimes says supply chain has started stockpiling the notebook.

According to display analyst Ross Young, ramped up production of the larger 15-inch MacBook Air displays suggests a likely launch at WWDC in June.

Apple's successor to the M1-powered iMac from 2021 has reportedly entered engineering validation testing and could go into mass production soon

The first iteration of Apple's largest MacBook Air will reportedly pack the M2 chip, the same processor as the 13-inch MacBook Air from last year

Display industry analyst Ross Young has claimed that Apple's supply chain has started production of display panels for a new 15.5-inch MacBook Air this month.

Apple is said to be developing a larger MacBook Air for release next year.