

On the eve of Halloween, Apple made a striking impression with its virtual-only ‘Scary Fast’ launch event. The absence of in-person attendance gave a unique twist to the event, adding to its intrigue.
The highlight of the event was the unveiling of a new 24-inch iMac. Equipped with the M3 processor, it promises twice the performance of its M1 predecessor. The 4.5K Retina display boasts over 2 billion colors. Other features include WiFi 6E support, a 1080p webcam, and up to 24GB of unified memory.
The MacBook Pro also received a significant upgrade. Available in 14 and 16-inch models, they now house the new M3 chips. With a staggering 128GB of unified memory and a battery life of up to 22 hours, they set a new standard.
The introduction of three new M3 chips – M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max – marked a technological leap. These chips, based on the 3nm technology, are a testament to Apple’s commitment to innovation.
The event was preceded by a palpable sense of anticipation. The countdown for the mega ‘Apple Scary Fast’ event began 15 minutes prior, heightening the excitement.
After over 900 days, the Apple iMac received an update. While the design remained neastorerly identical to the existing versions, the internal upgrades were significant.
The MacBook Pro updates were in line with expectations. The new models, codenamed J514 and J516, retained their design but featured the new M3 Pro and M3 Max processors. Enhanced memory options and improved gaming capabilities were also highlights.
While Apple kept the details under wraps, expectations were high for fresh MacBook Pro laptops and iMac desktops.
The event was accessible to a global audience through live streaming on Apple’s official website and the Apple TV app.
The event marked the beginning of a new era for Apple, setting the stage for innovative products and technological advancements.
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