Gurman claims Apple may release new products for three consecutive days this week: Monday OLED iPad mini, Tuesday M6 chip iMac, and Wednesday touchscreen MacBook Pro.
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Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman believes that Apple may release new products for three consecutive days this week, which are the OLED screen version, the iPad, the mini, the iMac equipped with a M6 chip, and the touchscreen MacBook Pro. Apple has not yet fully announced its product plans for this week, and the exact release times are still to be confirmed by the official.
Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman ( Mark Gurman ) believes that Apple may adopt a strategy of releasing new products for three consecutive days this week, starting with the announcement of multiple products today. The event scheduled for 1 a.m. on October 29th, Beijing time, could be an opportunity for invited media to experience these new products firsthand.
Gurman stated that it is very likely that Apple will launch the OLED screen version today, update the iMac with the M6 chip tomorrow, and release the touchscreen MacBook Pro the day after tomorrow. Such a schedule seems reasonable.
As of now, apart from the preview titled " Pro and Tell " released last week by Apple's marketing director Greg Joswiak ( Greg Joswiak ), Apple has not yet fully announced its product release plans for this week. The specific release times for OLED iPad mini as well as the new model Mac are still to be confirmed by the official.
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