Apple announced that it will hold a special virtual event at the end of October this year to unveil the new Mac devices.
The event will be broadcast live on Apple's official website on October 30 at 3:00 PM Mecca time.
The event will be held virtually, meaning it will be recorded at a specific time and broadcast online without inviting journalists or media.
Apple's event website displays the Apple logo on a black background, which turns into a Finder app icon. This confirms that the event is focused on Mac devices. The campaign slogan is "Scary Fast" but it doesn't say anything specific.
There are conflicting reports about Apple's plans to launch new devices after the launch of the iPhone 15. Some report that Apple intends to launch new Mac computers, while others confirm that Apple will postpone this until next year.
It is believed that Apple is planning to release an updated version of the iMac, as the company is still using the M1 processor that was released in 2020, among other updated versions of its MacBook Pro computers.
These versions are expected to feature the new M3 series processors with 3nm process technology.
Some analysts have ruled out the launch of a new MacBook Air, saying that the American company may postpone it until next year.
Those interested can follow the event on the above-mentioned dates via the official website or the official YouTube channel.