A new MacBook may be on the way, but I'm not buying one until Apple dumps Intel for its own chip<article>
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<p>Apple has finally sent out invitations for its semi-annual
fall event that expects to be loaded with new products: an
all-new iPad Pro with USB-C, slim bezels, and Face ID. We may also see a new
Mac mini allegedly geared at pro users, refreshed iMacs, and a new low-priced MacBook.</p><p>While an updated Mac mini will be the kind of pigs-flying release that I'll believe when I see, I'm most intrigued by the MacBook. Not since the days of the polycarbonate iBook G4 and original MacBook has Apple sold a true budget notebook. Sure, the current MacBook Air retails for $999, but there are a lot of compromises there: a non-retina screen, outdated processor, and aging ports. And above that is the plain MacBook, which is hardly a bargain with its $1,300 starting price.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3315097/macs/macbook-a-series-chip-2020.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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A new MacBook may be on the way, but I'm not buying one until Apple dumps Intel for its own chip
