For several weeks, there has been information indicating that in June/July Apple will improve the MacBook Air series available on the market. The new Macbooks will have the Sandy Bridge platform implemented, which is already available in the MacBook Pro/iMac, but also the Thunderbolt technology that Apple is so proud of. The Sandy Bridge platform has a weaker graphics chip than the one in the current MacBook Air, so Apple will discount the graphics performance in favor of the processing capacity, but don't be afraid, the difference is not that big. Those from 9to5mac have obtained information from sources inside the chain of Apple stores who claim that MacBook Air stocks are starting to "thin" and that the launch of a new line is imminent at the moment.
Besides the fact that there are small stocks of MacBook Airs internationally, Apple reduced the price of refurbished Airs from the Apple Store to only $829. All these changes should indicate that Apple will launch a new MacBook Air series soon and if you are planning to purchase such a product, it might be better to postpone the purchase for a month or so in order not to regret purchasing an old model at the same time price with the new one.
