Apple
- Apple will launch new products in Brooklyn, New York on October 30.
- Apple launched new iPhones and Apple Watches last month, so analysts expect Apple to launch new iPad Pros and MacBook laptops at this month's event.
- Apple could also launch AirPower, the wireless charger for iPhones that is supposed to come out in 2018.
Apple has sent invites for a launch event this month in New York City.
Apple is expected to launch new iPads and potentially laptops at the Howard Gilman Opera House in Brooklyn, New York on October 30. Apple doesn't usually launch new products in New York, often opting for a venue closer to its home base in Cupertino, California.
Last month, Apple revealed new iPhones and Apple Watches, so analysts and rumors have pointed to a launch event focusing on new iPad Pro models and potentially new Mac computers.
We're expecting:
- Two new versions of the iPad Pro which ditch the home button for Apple's Face ID and larger screens. Currently, Apple's iPad Por comes in two sizes: 10.5-inches and 12.9-inches.
- A new thin-and-light MacBook that's more affordable than the current $1299 model. One rumor suggests that the new model will have Touch ID, a fingerprint sensor, but will lack the touchscreen Touch Bar found on Macbook Pro models.
- Potentially, a new Mac Mini desktop that's oriented towards professional usage. It's unclear whether this device will have a new redesign or simply updated specs.
- It's also possible that Apple will update the specs on its iMac computers, which were last updated in June 2017.
- Apple has promised professional users a new Mac Pro, but that's not supposed to launch until 2019, so we're not expecting to see it later this month.
- Apple could give release details for AirPower, a wireless charger for iPhones and Apple Watches announced last year, as well as second-generation AirPods headphones that work with it.
Unusually, this year, each invite came with a different stylized Apple logo graphic, suggesting that this event will focus on creative drawing and graphics uses for the iPad Pro.
Tweet Embed://twitter.com/mims/statuses/1052954835929034752?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Huh so every journalist got their own custom invite? That’s really really cute pic.twitter.com/yqTCRe87u9
Business Insider will cover all the announcements as they happen live.
NOW WATCH: Everything we know about Samsung’s foldable phone
See Also:
- Apple changed its bagel emoji after outraged New Yorkers called the original design a 'monstrosity'
- Apple design guru Jony Ive explains why Apple is so secretive: 'It would be bizarre not to be'
- Apple hired the founders of a music startup that says it can find 'the next Justin Bieber' — and it may give Apple Music an edge against Spotify
