Apple just announced the Macbook Air 15-inch powered by the impressive M2 chipset. Although it feels like they should've released this a year ago, it's still fascinating. With its larger retina display, this variant of MacBook Air gives Apple fans and creatives an additional option they've been craving for some time.
Although many consumers were hoping the newest and largest MacBook Air 15 would arrive with the highly anticipated M3 chipset, sadly, it had launched with last year's M2, and mostly it's the larger display that is considered its primary selling point. Is this enough to get people lined up and credit cards all ablaze? For many Apple faithful, the answer is a resounding yes, and I can think of three reasons why you should swipe your card and go home happy and one reason you should save your money and wait.
