Apple has confirmed in a press release that its new lineup of products will be available to buy from retail stores starting this Friday.
New M1 iMac, iPad Pro and Apple TV 4K with Redesigned Siri Remote Available in Apple Stores this Friday
Those who are waiting to get their hands on the new 24-inch iMac, M1 iPad Pro and the new Apple TV 4K can get their hands on it this Friday from a nearby Apple Store. If you placed your order online, the first orders will start landing on doorsteps this Friday as well.
From Apple:
Beginning May 21, customers can get their hands on the all-new iMac, the M1-powered iPad Pro, and the next generation of Apple TV 4K at Apple Store locations and authorized resellers around the world. Customers who already ordered their new products will begin receiving deliveries Friday.
With more than 99 percent of worldwide Apple Store locations open as of Friday, visitors will be able to experience the full line of new products in person with help from an Apple Specialist.
You really do not need any sort of introduction to the new iMac, iPad Pro or the Apple TV 4K. They are jam-packed with new features, they are fast, super capable, future-proof and will be short in supply soon thanks to the incoming chip shortage.
You can learn more about the new products here:
- New Apple TV 4K Goes Official With Powerful A12 Bionic – Supports High-Framerate HDR Content & More
- Apple’s Redesigned iMac Arrives With the Company’s Custom M1 Chip, Along With Multiple Finishes & 4.5K Display
- The New 12.9-inch iPad Pro Features an All-New Liquid XDR mini-LED, With 5G Support and 5nm M1 Chip
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