Mark Gurman, a Bloomberg journalist, in his traditional weekly newsletter
What to expect
According to him, Apple is working on moreThe 15-inch MacBook Air, the refreshed 13-inch MacBook Air, and the refreshed 13-inch MacBook Pro. All three of these models, and at least some of them, will debut in June at the annual WWDC developer conference.
Mark also reports that the new MacBooks are likely toIn total, they will not be equipped with proprietary Apple M3 processors. Thus, the 15-inch MacBook Air may receive an M2 chip. It's not entirely clear what this means for the 13-inch MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro, since those models are already equipped with the M2 chip.
Beyond laptops, Apple is expected to announce macOS 14 on June 5 during its WWDC keynote. But the insider doesn't expect the update to include major changes.