What to Expect From Apple's 'Scary Fast' October Event
We're likely getting new Macs, but beyond that is a guessing game.
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We're likely getting new Macs, but beyond that is a guessing game.
In June, Apple launched a larger MacBook Air with the new M2 chip at a price of $1,299, a year after the company upgraded the 13-inch MacBook Air with the same processor.
Apple is reportedly preparing for a major product launch, with new iMac and MacBook Pro models expected to debut at the end of October. Analyst Mark Gurman suggests that Apple may be planning a Mac-centered event, possibly on October 30 or 31, due to a shortage of current models.
Apple is reportedly making progress with the M3-based MacBook Pro already in the design validation test (DVT) while the MacBook Air models are in the engineering verification test (EVT), as per Bloomberg.
The M3 chip-powered MacBooks won’t arrive until 2024, according to a new report.