Apple 'Pro and Tell' event rumors: OLED MacBooks, M6 chips, and why you shouldn't buy anything today
Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ event is coming October 28. From OLED touch MacBook Pros to M6 iMacs, here is why you shouldn't buy any Apple gear today.
In the upcoming "Pro and Tell" event, Apple is rumored to unveil a range of new products, including an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro, a new entry-level M6 MacBook Pro, an M6 iMac, and an OLED iPad mini 8. However, if you're considering purchasing any of these devices within the next 30 days, it may be wise to wait. The new machines are set to launch soon, and the previous models will likely be discounted shortly after.
For those who need a laptop immediately, it's recommended to purchase a current model rather than waiting for the new releases. The OLED MacBook Pro is expected to be a significant upgrade, offering improved visuals and interaction through touch capabilities. The new entry-level M6 MacBook Pro is anticipated to share the same 14-inch design as previous models but with a more powerful M6 chip.
The iMac is set to receive an upgrade to the M6 chip, providing enhanced performance. Additionally, there is excitement surrounding the OLED iPad mini 8, which will replace the long-time LCD display of the mini. While some may wish to purchase a new MacBook Pro immediately, it is advised to wait for potential discounts on current models.
If you already own a trade-in-eligible Mac, it's best to secure a trade-in quote sooner rather than later, as the value of older models may decrease once new silicon is introduced. To stay updated on these announcements, continue following Tom's Guide, which will provide the latest information on the October 28 event and subsequent price drops.
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