Apple to Unveil New iPads and Macs through Online Videos and Press Releases

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According to a reliable source, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has decided against holding a traditional event to reveal its latest iPads and Macs. This time, the technology giant plans to adopt a new approach by introducing the products through a series of online videos and marketing campaigns published on its official website.

What to Expect

Gurman predicts that Apple’s upcoming announcement will include:

  • Two new iPad Pro models featuring the powerful M3 chip and OLED displays
  • A new Magic Keyboard specifically designed for the iPad Pro
  • Introduction of two new iPad Air models, including a groundbreaking 12.9-inch variant
  • Launch of a new Apple Pencil
  • Release of new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models featuring the M3 chip

According to industry rumors, the new iPad Pro models are expected to be even thinner. Additionally, noteworthy rumors suggest that they will be equipped with a landscape-oriented front camera, similar to that of the iPad 10.

The expected timeline for the release of Apple’s new products falls between March and April. Historically, March has witnessed the introduction of new iPhone colors, as well as fresh colors for iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands.

In preparation for the launch, Gurman reveals Apple’s plan to release a “special version” of iOS 17.4, a version that will offer full support for the new hardware. This release is expected at the end of March, indicating that the new devices will likely hit the market sometime in March or April. To complement the upcoming iPad and Mac models, specially tailored versions of iPadOS 17.4 and macOS 14.4 will be preinstalled on the devices.

Taking a closer look at iOS 17.4, the upcoming version will deliver significant changes, especially for EU users. These changes are in response to the Digital Markets Act, and Apple has until March 6 to ensure compliance in order to avoid penalties. Therefore, the widely anticipated iOS 17.4 update is likely to be released before or by that date, with the special version coming later in the month.

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