A new line of Mac-book Air and Pro notebooks are expected to launch at Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference in June 2014.
The current Mac-book Air boasts powerful specs and amazing battery life. The 11-inch lasts 9 hours, while the 13-inch lasts up to 12 hours.
The Mac-book Air packs a 1.3 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor with 4GB RAM, 802.1 WI-FI and OS X Mavericks.
It is rumored that the new 2014 Mac-book Air will pack a touch screen and touch buttons. Many laptop provide a touch screen option, and Apple may integrate that feature onto the Mac-book Air displays.
Touch buttons may be incorporated onto the Mac-book chassis, allowing input and output functions.
The track-pad is also said to be improved with force sensors and actuator feedback which will enable users to use the track-pad with sensors alone rather than tapping it.
The Mac-book Air may also be powered by solar display as an option. According to another U.S. Patent filed by Apple, the two-sided electronic device display module will allow one side to function as solar charging component with rear touch inputs.
Meanwhile, Apple is rumored to stop production of its non-retina Mac-book Pro laptops with optical drive. The Cupertino -based company is expected to phase out the brand and replace the line with retina-displays.
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