Apple planning a surprise product launch on October 30
Apple is setting the stage for a surprise product launch event on October 30th. Invitations have been dispatched, urging enthusiasts to catch the 'Scary Fast' unveiling on Apple.com and YouTube Monday evening. This follows on the heels of whispers suggesting that Apple may be unveiling updates to its Mac range.
A teaser for the event on Apple's website depicts the company's iconic logo morphing into the Finder emblem, bolstering the belief that new Mac iterations are imminent. Earlier in the week, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg hinted at Apple's possible intent for a "Mac-centred product launch".
The rumour mill proposes that Apple might take the wraps off a rejuvenated 24-inch iMac and introduce a novel MacBook Pro. Gurman has observed dwindling stocks of the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros and the iMac, hinting that debut of new models might be on the horizon.
Speculations from the past have alluded to the potential inclusion of Apple's M3 chip in these new computers, promising a leap in performance. This enhancement in speed might be what Apple is alluding to with its "Scary Fast" moniker for the event. Though Apple customarily announces new iPad models in October, Ming-Chi Kuo, a noted Apple analyst, posits that we might have to delay our expectations until the forthcoming year.
Just last month, Apple unveiled a host of products at its "Wonderlust" event, introducing the iPhone 15 range, updates to the Apple Watch, and the AirPods Pro equipped with a USB-C charging case. Moreover, a more economical USB-C-compatible variant of the Apple Pencil was showcased just a week ago.
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