Apple has confirmed its "Pro and Tell" event for October 28, with new products such as the touchscreen MacBook Pro drawing attention.
Apple has confirmed a product event titled "Pro and Tell" will be held on October 28 in Los Angeles. According to earlier reports from Bloomberg and other media, the market expects the event to feature Apple's first MacBook Pro with an OLED touchscreen, an entry-level MacBook Pro powered by the M6 chip, updated iMacs, and a new iPad mini. Apple's invitation itself did not disclose the specific product lineup. If these products are unveiled, it would mark the first time Apple introduces a touchscreen to its MacBook product line.
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