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Will the MacBook Air get a bigger hard drive in 2019?

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Peter Mount

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I’m thinking of buying a new laptop soon. I’d prefer a 2tb ssd hard drive but the current MacBook Air goes up to 1tb. I’m will to pay extra for a 13 inch MacBook Pro but I’d rather not have to spend the extra money if I can help it.

I’m in Australia.
 
Peter Mount said:
I’m thinking of buying a new laptop soon. I’d prefer a 2tb ssd hard drive but the current MacBook Air goes up to 1tb. I’m will to pay extra for a 13 inch MacBook Pro but I’d rather not have to spend the extra money if I can help it.

I’m in Australia.
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The 2018 model had a 1.5TB option which was removed for 2019. I wouldn't expect 2TB to make an appearance; I'm sure Apple would be happy to upsell you to a 13" Pro.
 
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chrfr said:
The 2018 model had a 1.5TB option which was removed for 2019. I wouldn't expect 2TB to make an appearance; I'm sure Apple would be happy to upsell you to a 13" Pro.
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To be honest, either the MacBook Air or the 13 inch MacBook Pro would be heaps better than what I’ve got now.

Though it does look like I should get the 13 inch MacBook Pro.
 
Peter Mount said:
To be honest, either the MacBook Air or the 13 inch MacBook Pro would be heaps better than what I’ve got now.

Though it does look like I should get the 13 inch MacBook Pro
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The weight and size difference is pretty negligible, while the performance difference is quite significant. The Air really only makes sense if it's purely a budgetary concern.
 
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