Apple is launching something on March 4, could be new Rs 50,000 MacBook, here is what we know
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Apple has announced a special event for March 4, 2026, which will be held across three cities – New York, London and Shanghai. From the iPhone 17e to a low-cost MacBook, here is what you can expect.
Apple is finally kicking off 2026. The Cupertino giant has announced that it will be hosting a special event on March 4. Though unlike the Apple events which are held at the company’s headquarters, this event will be hosted across three different cities – New York, London, and Shanghai. This event is rumoured to be the debut of an affordable MacBook, but there could be more in store too.
The company has sent an invite to select mediapersons for this “special Apple experience.” The invite also showcases the Apple logo in a new 3D theme with layers of glass making the iconic silhouette.
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the Apple logo in the invite comprises the same colours that the company has been testing the low-cost MacBook – light green, yellow, and blue. The invite for Apple's special event on March 4.
The invite states that Apple will host this special experience event on March 4, 2026 at 9 am ET (7:30 pm IST).
The event will take place across New York, London, and Shanghai all at once. However, you will likely be able to catch the livestream via Apple’s YouTube channel or the company’s official website.
Apple reportedly has a slew of launches in the works, and the new products could be showcased during this event.
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