Aside from the switch to the M2 chip, it appeared that little, if anything else had changed.
Once theApple Store came back onlinefollowing the keynote, the changes – or lack thereof – were confirmed.
Why keep it around?
At least before Apple’s M1 chips arrived and then the Air could handily compete with the 13-inch Pro.
The 13-inch Pro uses a 13.3-inch display.
That could allow the M2 MacBook Pro to run at peak speeds for longer without throttling down.
The MacBook Air M2 has a fanless body, just like the M1.
One other nice selling point of the Pro: Apple includes its 67-watt USB-C charger.
I suppose it’s possible.
But this feels more conspiracy theory than a real reason.
She pointed out that IT departments are consistency fanatics.
