Kuo: MacBook shipments to climb by up to 45% in second half of 2021Kuo estimates that the notebook shortage will improve in the back half of the year.
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Apple's MacBook shipments are expected to rise dramatically later this year.
Supply chain insider Ming-Chi Kuo says they could grow by 45% in the second half of the year compared to the first.
Kuo says a notebook shortage is improving.
Apple supply chain analyst and insider Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple's MacBook shipments could climb by 45% in the second half of this year as the notebook shortage starts to improve.
In a note seen by iMore Kuo states "we estimate that MacBook shipments will grow by 40-45% HoH in 2H21, and the shortage of notebook computers will see improvement in 2H21."
It comes as Kuo made a more specific prediction regarding a rumored new MacBook Air coming in 2022, which he says is set to debut in the middle of the year. From our most recent report:
Apple's big mini-LED MacBook Air refresh is set to happen in the middle of 2022, according to a new ...
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Kuo: MacBook shipments to climb by up to 45% in second half of 2021
