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Apple event LIVE: Touchscreen MacBook Pro expected today, iPad mini 8 and iMac M6 announced during 'Pro and Tell'

Today's the day Apple has been building up 'Pro and Tell' us about — we're expecting an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro to be announced!

Apple event LIVE: Touchscreen MacBook Pro expected today, iPad mini 8 and iMac M6 announced during 'Pro and Tell'

The eagerly awaited Apple event LIVE: Touchscreen MacBook Pro, iPad mini 8 and iMac M6 announcements took place on October 28, 2026. Apple has already made three major announcements over the past two days, including the iPad mini 8, iMac M6, and MacBook Pro M6. However, the highlight of the event is expected to be the OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro, with leaks suggesting that this device will be the final announcement.

So far, the iPad mini 8 has been revealed, featuring an OLED screen, under-display speakers, and the A20 Pro chip, with a starting price of $699. Pre-orders for the iPad mini 8 begin on Wednesday, October 28.

The iMac M6 and the base MacBook Pro M6 have also been announced, with the M6 iMac offering a powerful M6 chip, a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display in seven colors, and pricing starting at $1,499. Pre-orders for the iMac M6 and base MacBook Pro M6 start on Wednesday, October 28.

The OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro is expected to be Apple's most significant announcement of the day. While the device will feature a 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display, an M5 Pro or M5 Max chip, and a starting price of $1,999, it is predicted to cost between $2,799 and $2,999. The Apple event is expected to be one of the most significant days in the MacBook Pro's 20-year history, with the potential release of a touchscreen MacBook Pro marking a paradigm shift in the way users interact with laptops.

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