https://wccftech.com/apple-redesign-entry-level-macbook/

Apple’s had an initial plan to launch a new 13-inch entry-level MacBook in the market by the end of 2017, but that was put to rest after Intel delayed the launch of its new 10nm chipsets which tech giant was banking on to make the new machines faster and more power efficient. However, it does not mean that customers can no longer benefit from the purchase of this entry-level MacBook because it will still be armed with highly improved specifications.

Apple’s computers are always priced at a premium but there is a way in which the California-based giant can target consumers who are looking for a machine without paying a small fortune. The company was hoping to change that by replacing the MacBook Air, which is currently its cheapest machine, with the budget-oriented MacBook.