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Apple has announced its second fall event for 2023, scheduled to take place on Monday, October 30th at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. The event will be pre-recorded and held online only, without allowing in-person attendance.
"Apple's Upcoming Event to Showcase Mac Devices and Updates"
It is said that the focus of the event will be on the lineup of Mac devices, and Apple is expected to unveil updates for several Mac models. The company's invitation also hints at a focus on Mac devices, displaying a logo that transitions from the Apple logo to the Mac Finder icon.
Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, who previously predicted that Apple would launch new Mac devices at the Scary Fast event, revealed what the company might unveil on Halloween eve.
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New MacBook Pros and iMac with M3 chips:-
Gurman suggests that there may be new iterations of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with the new M3 Pro and M3 Max chips. Following that, there might be an update for the 24-inch iMac with an M3 chip. Apart from the new chips, no cosmetic changes are expected for these three products, so they will retain the same design and colors as the previous generation models.
The M3 chip lineup is said to be built on the TSMC 3-nanometer process, which is expected to deliver significant performance gains and enhance gaming performance, which according to reports, will be Apple's main agenda for the evening.
There are no new iPad models:-
There is also a 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air in development, but they are not expected to be launched at the upcoming Scary Fast event. Additionally, there won't be any announcements related to the iPad on Monday, as reports suggest that Apple has no plans to release any new iPad devices until next spring.
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USB-C Magic accessories for Mac are also coming:-
Apple will announce updated versions of the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad for Mac devices. The new accessories will feature USB-C ports instead of Lightning ports for charging, and they will be unveiled alongside the updated 24-inch iMac with an M3 chip. It is unclear if there will be any design changes beyond the switch to USB-C.