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Apple's Upcoming Keynote: Say Goodbye to These 5 Products

Apple is expected to unveil new products at their next keynote, which means saying goodbye to some older ones. Here are the five Apple products you probably won't be able to buy after that event.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple is expected to release new iPad and Mac models at their October keynote, resulting in the discontinuation of several current products including M3 MacBook Pros, M2 Mac mini, M3 iMac, iPad mini 6, and possibly the iPad 10. The new MacBook Pros will feature M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max chips, while the redesigned Mac mini will have a smaller design with ports on the front and M4 or M4 Pro chips. The updated iMac is expected to transition from an M3 chip to an M4 chip along with changes in peripherals connectivity.

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