What are the next generation MacBook Air needs to improve?

Apple unveiled its new MacBook Air notebook, which has a higher-performance processor and lowered its price, but the next generation of Apple notebooks needs more modern features. Everyone thinks it would be more cost-effective to buy a new MacBook Air, but essentially the new MacBook Air is no different from the models of the past few years ...

This is because, since 2010, Apple has only made a minor upgrade to the MacBook Air, mainly processors, network hardware and cameras. For other consumer electronics, does anyone dare say that the current style is the same as it was a few years ago?

Still, the current 13-inch (or even 11-inch) MacBook Air remains popular and is the most common computer in cafes and press conferences. The 13-inch MacBook Air is even described by some in the industry as the most commonly used notebook.

Even so, Apple has optimized the functionality and design of the new MacBook Air. Although the internal configuration of the MacBook Air has kept up with the times and improved the performance of the battery and graphics, the seemingly forward-looking and modern design of 4 years ago has been overshadowed by the new ultra-polar and mixed-Ben.

The 11-inch MacBook Air is the only one by one macbook,13-inch MacBook Air configured with the industry standard 16:9 display and a MacBook Pro all configured 16:10 display. Some users like the 16:10 display, but the 16:9 display has become the industry standard. Currently, a 13-inch notebook should be configured with a minimum resolution of 1920 pixel X1080 pixel 16:9 display, otherwise it will give people the feeling of "second-rate products."

Over the years, MacBook Pro has been integrated with HDMI ports. The HDMI port makes it easier for users to share photos, videos, and more. More and more users are using Keynote instead of PowerPoint in their demos, and the need for HDMI is getting stronger.

The retina version of MacBook Pro opens the trend for laptops with higher resolution than high-definition screens, but Windows notebooks are catching up quickly. Currently, notebooks comparable to the MacBook Air-including Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro and Toshiba Kirabook-offer a 3200 pixel x1800 pixel or 2560 pixel X1440 pixel display at a reasonable price. Now it's time to use the Retina display on the MacBook Air.

Many users have the experience of sliding their fingers on the MacBook Air display to scroll the page or click the button, because Windows 8 has made many computer users assume that laptops are configured with touch screens. OS X has less support for touch operations than Windows 8.

For ordinary Apple watchers, some of these ideas seem less plausible, but the MacBook is not as rigid as people think. In recent years, the MacBook has added some of the most anticipated features, including USB 3.0, 802.11n WiFi with higher data transfer rates, and 128GB solid-state drives for 11-inch models.