Apple is expected to host its 'Scary Fast' event later today, but it has switched from its usual timing to a few hours later. The company is expected to announce a wide array of Macs alongside a new chip. Apple's highly-anticipated Mac event will start at 5:00 AM PT and will be live-streamed across the globe. If you are not sure about the devices that will be announced today, check out everything that you should expect from Apple's 'Scary Fast' event.
Here's everything you should expect Apple to announce at its 'Scary Fast' event
Reports regarding Apple's M3 chip have been on and off, suggesting that the new SoC could be announced later this year or next. However, Apple's latest image for the 'Scary Fast' event highlights a dark Halloween-themed Finder icon, which suggests that the company will introduce new Macs at the event. However, we can always expect more from Apple, and it would not be wrong to expect upgraded iPads at the event. Check out everything you should expect from Appke's 'Scary Fast' event.
13-Inch MacBook Pro Refresh
Apple is expected to announce the new 13-inch MacBook at its 'Scary Fast' event. While Mark Gurman has suggested that the company will announce the updated MacBook Pro next year, it would not be wrong to presume that the machine could be announced later today.
24-inch iMac
Apple announced the 24-inch M1 iMac in 2021, and an upgrade is long overdue since the company has already announced the M2 chip. While the company will skip the M2 chip for the iMac, you should expect the company to announce a 24-inch iMac with an upgraded M3 chip based on a 3nm chip. The design of the device will be the same. However, you can expect a redesigned stand with more adjustable options.
14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro
Recent rumors claim that Apple plans to upgrade the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. This will be the first time the company upgraded the higher-end models ahead of the MacBook Air. The MacBook Pro duo will feature Apple's M3 Pro and M3 Max chips. While there are no design changes reported as of yet, the company could make some minor alterations.
Accessories and Miscellaneous
It was previously reported that Apple will upgrade its Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad with a USB-C port. The company is planning to transition its entire product line from Lightning to USB-C. Lastly, Apple introduced the M3 chip, which is one of the primary reasons why the company is planning an upgrade for all of the products mentioned above. We will share a detailed analysis of the M3 chip's processing power. Since Apple has changed its usual start time for the Scary Fast event, check when it will begin in your region.
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