
Among the protagonists of the Apple event expected are Oled displays, new chips and design changes
According to previews, the next Apple event could introduce OLED touchscreen displays on the 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro, a thinner design and new features for the iPad mini, including the OLED screen and audio changes.
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The rumors focus on the upcoming hardware updates to Apple's range of devices.
The MacBook Pro update
Among the most anticipated protagonists of the Apple event is MacBook Pro. According to the previews circulated, the company founded by Steve Jobs could introduce a touchscreen OLED display on the high-end 14 and 16-inch models. If it were confirmed, it would be a significant innovation for the Californian giant's line of professional laptops. Possible changes to the design are also expected, with thinner and lighter devices, and an evolution of the visual interface. Alongside the high-end versions, an updated 14-inch MacBook Pro could also arrive, with a new chip from the M family.
What's new in iPad mini
Among the new features that could be announced during the event, also the new iPad mini. The previews speak of an update of the display, with the possible transition to Oled technology, and of changes to the audio system and the position of the front camera. The possible introduction of OLED would represent one of the most significant innovations for Apple's compact tablet.

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