New MacBook Air 2020 released, keyboard is more reliable, CPU upgrade process

The new MacBook is expected to launch this week, the keyboard is more reliable, and the CPU upgrade process

On March 14th, according to MacRumors, an anonymous source revealed to him that Apple may launch a new MacBook Air this week. However, the disclosure did not contain more specific details. In March 2019, MacRumors accurately reported the release of the new iPad Air and iPad mini through the same source.

The current MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro are still equipped with butterfly keyboards, which may experience sticky or unresponsive keys after prolonged use, which prompted Apple to launch a free repair program worldwide in 2018. Apple finally solved the problem by: The new Magic Keyboard on the 16-inch MacBook Pro can be restored to a scissors-type mechanism, which has proven to be more reliable.

Although the second quarter will not begin until April, Apple has announced new or updated products in March for five consecutive years, so the news is still credible. However, we cannot rule out the possibility that the prompter receives an error message.

In addition to the keyboard of the MacBook Air, the most likely to get an upgrade is its low-power CPU, which is also the cornerstone of the MacBook Air's fanless operation. With the upgrade of the process, Intel may come up with even better activities.