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Apple is set to launch a new lineup of products, including touchscreen MacBook Pros and an iPad mini, in a special event on or around October 27, according to a Bloomberg report. The launch will consist of an online video presentation along with a press-only in-person component. The new products are targeted towards creative professionals in fields such as video production, photo editing, and music production.
Bloomberg mentions that the event will be reminiscent of Apple's October 2024 Mac launch, which featured hands-on sessions for select press members in Los Angeles. Apple appears to have a significant amount of new products slated for this month, and readers are encouraged to share their excitement for the upcoming announcements in the comments section.
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- Sources: Apple is planning a second launch this month, scheduled on or around October 27, to introduce its first touch-screen MacBook, a new iPad mini, and more (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg) bloomberg.com
- Apple will reportedly debut its first touchscreen MacBook in three weeks theverge.com
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