Overview
- Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple invited selected journalists to a full-day Launch Experience in Los Angeles on October 28 to show new products.
- Industry coverage converges on a new 14‑ and 16‑inch MacBook Ultra advertised as significantly lighter and using an OLED touch display, though this remains unconfirmed.
- Separate reports say Apple will roll the M6 chip into the iMac and the 14‑inch MacBook Pro, following the Mac mini’s earlier M6 release.
- A redesigned iPad mini 8 is also expected, with sources naming an OLED screen, a faster A20‑class chip, water resistance, and a landscape front camera placement.
- Analysts warn that ongoing NAND and memory shortages could raise prices for higher‑capacity Mac configurations and Apple has not publicly confirmed any of the product details.