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Launched! 10 things you should know about the Apple Scary Fast event – iMac, MacBook Pro, and M3 chipsets

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Launched! 10 things you should know about the Apple Scary Fast event – iMac, MacBook Pro, and M3 chipsets

[ad_1] Apple decided to shake things up for its final event of 2023 and decided to enter the prime-time television slot in the US. The event aired on the eve of Halloween, instead of the morning, when Apple events generally take place, perhaps highlighting that Apple can command the audience's attention, no matter what time of the day, or night, it is. The Apple Scary Fast event was entirely focused on the company's Mac lineup and new Apple silicon for its Mac products. The event was a pre-recorded online-only showcase, that lasted about 30 minutes. In case you missed it, these are the 10 things you should know about.10 things to know about the Apple Scary Fast event1. The online-only event was themed around Halloween. There was fog in the Apple Park, everyone was dressed in black, the ...

Upcoming Apple products in 2023: Apple Watch, iPad, MacBook Pro and iPhone 15

[ad_1] At the Worldwide Developer Conference 2023, Apple impressed us with the Vision Pro headset, and now fans are eagerly waiting for the big launch event during the Fall of 2023. Notably, while WWDC is mostly about software, the real Apple event is in September when all the hardware is launched. Notably, among the gadgets Apple is planning to introduce are Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch Series 9, iPhone 15 and more.Apple is working on new smartwatches with the codenames N207, N208, and N210, according to Mark Gurman in Bloomberg's Power On newsletter. He believes that the first two are part of the Apple Watch 9 series, while the third one is most likely the upcoming Apple Watch Ultra. Unfortunately, the report didn't provide any details about these new smartwatches. However, it is ex...

No Apple event in October? New MacBooks, iPads could launch THIS way

[ad_1] Apple may skip holding an event in favour of a quiet release of its updated MacBook Pro models as well as iPads. Apple may not be hosting its signature October event for Macs and iPads. Based on the new rumours, it is suggested that Apple doesn't have enough new products to host an event for the same, and instead may prefer going for a quiet release. The new MacBooks and iPads could be simply announced via Apple's Newsroom press releases. It should not be a big deal for many, considering that changes could be minimal with the updated Macs and iPads. Here is all we know.The rumour comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurnam, who insists that these announcements could come via Apple Newsroom press release at different timepoints....