Apple To Host Scary Fast Event On October 31st

Apple Announces ‘Scary Fast’ October Event

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The company is anticipated to unveil iMac computers featuring the powerful new chipset, a move aimed at revitalizing Mac sales, which have declined this year.

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As per Bloomberg's recent report, Apple is set to reveal an updated 24-inch iMac, potentially equipped with an M2/M3 chip.

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