New Macs, iPads, and accessories coming soon from Apple: No launch event expected

Apple is expected to unveil new M3-powered MacBook Airs, iPad Pros with a 12.9-inch OLED screen, and new accessories in the coming weeks, possibly without a launch event.

iPad Pro 2024 | OLED iPad Pro | M3 iPad Pro

The current generation iPad Pro is powered by the M2 chipset. (Image Source: Apple)

Apple might announce new Macs, iPads, and accessories in the next few weeks. Unlike most Apple product launches, where the devices are unveiled during a launch event, these products could arrive without a launch event with just a select media briefing.

Once announced, these devices will be available on the company’s official website, and Apple is likely to post a few product-related videos and advertisement content on various online platforms such as YouTube. It is also expected that Apple will drop the iOS 17.4 update around the launch of new iPads, which is expected to introduce a lot of new features, including the ability to shoot native 3D videos on the iPhone 15 Pro series.

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Apple is expected to announce the M3-powered 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air, new iPad Pros with a massive 12.9-inch OLED screen, and a few accessories such as Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil in the next few weeks. According to a report by Bloomberg, all these products are already in production overseas, and these products are likely to be announced in phases.

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Similarly, the M3-powered MacBook Air lineup is also expected to offer better performance with more efficient chips. In terms of design, the M3 MacBook Air lineup is likely to look identical to the current M2-powered MacBook Air.

Apple is said to be focused on the upcoming developers conference (WWDC 2024), which is likely to happen in June, where the company is speculated to showcase new AI features coming to iPhone, iPad, Mac, and more devices at the end of 2024.