Apple 'Scary Fast' Launch Event Confirmed For October 30: iMac And MacBooks Expected
Apple 'Scary Fast' Launch Event Confirmed For October 30: iMac And MacBooks Expected
Apple is hosting an online-only event later this month where reports claim we could see the new iMac and MacBooks powered by M3 chip.

Apple has confirmed that it will be launching new Macs, iMacs and more stuff at its October 30 event before the month ends. The company has been reportedly planning for the event, and now the event invite puts all those rumours to bed. Apple’s event invite comes with the tagline Scary Fast, which hints that the company could unveil the all-new M3 series chip that will be announced with new MacBooks and even iMacs. Apple is hosting this event online so you will be able to catch the live stream of the event on Monday.

Apple iMac Launch Event Details: Date, Time And Where To Watch Live

Apple iMac launch event is on Monday, October 30 at an interesting time of 5:00 PM PT which comes to Tuesday, October 31 at 5:30 AM IST for those watching in India.

The Apple event will be a virtual affair, which means you can watch the live stream of the product launch via Apple Events website or head over to the Apple YouTube page and get all the updates.

Apple October 30 Launch Event: What We Expect

Apple could introduce the new M3 chip along with the new MacBooks and iMac powered by the new Apple silicone. The rumours of this launch event were provided by Bloomberg recently, which claimed that Apple might be lining up a launch event for Macs later this month.

The iMac upgrade is long overdue as the last model came with the first M1 chip. Alongside the iMac, Apple is also expected to update the 13-inch MacBook Pro and also bring a new variant of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros with the M3 chip. It is unlikely that we will see new iPads at this event, which seems lined up for an early 2024 launch by the company.

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