Apple Unleashed event tonight and 2 redesigned MacBook Pro are expected along with AirPod 3, Mac mini M1X
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Apple will likely upgrade its MacBook Pro and Mac mini lineups at its Unleashed event set for 10:30 pm IST tonight. Alongside, the company is expected to announce the rollout schedule for the macOS Monterey. Here is how the launch event will mark a new era for Apple computers.
Apple is all set for its ‘Unleashed’ event to be held later today, which will unveil the next big line of products from the tech major. Among these will be the much anticipated M1X-powered MacBook Pro models, the new generation of AirPods as well as a couple of new Mac models. Easy to see, this will be a major launch event by Apple after the iPhone 13 debut around the same time last month.
It was earlier anticipated that the new iterations of the MacBook Pro will be introduced alongside the iPhone 13 at the September launch event. However, Apple had other plans in mind, as it decided to showcase other products at the time, namely the Apple Watch Series 7 and the new iPad and iPad mini. It was then speculated that the MacBook Pro units will mark their debut in the coming month and lo and behold, the day is finally here.
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