Apple confirms ‘Pro and Tell’ event for October 28

Apple has confirmed a media event titled 'Pro and Tell' for October 28, signaling a major release of professional- grade hardware or software.

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Apple has officially announced a media event that they have dubbed 'Pro and Tell' which will take place on October 28. The announcement is a clear indication that Apple has a huge professional-grade hardware or software release in the pipeline. If you are in the market for some new pro tools then you're going to want to be ready for this. What exactly the devices are hasn't been listed at this moment in the confirmation.

Apple sets date for major professional hardware announcement

Apple has chosen a name that seems to be indicative of a professional-oriented event. Apple has often followed this naming pattern with the updates for their Mac line and iPad Pro. This suggests that we're in for a huge platform update. Apple hasn't revealed which exact devices will be part of the lineup.

At the moment, we don't know any of the technical details. Apple hasn't announced anything about the processors, displays, or even pricing information. All we've been told at the moment is that the date is coming and it's going to be professional-focused. Don't expect any budget offerings here, this is high-end stuff.

The news of this announcement comes after we've seen some speculation about M6 chips for the MacBook Pro recently. The M6 chips were rumoured to use a 2nm process and would feature dual Neural engines with 16 cores each. Apple has yet to confirm any of these details about the chips that will come in their event. Apple's 'Pro and Tell' will surely be the place to learn all about Apple's next hardware offerings.

Apple has given us the announcement date but has kept details quiet. They've just confirmed that the event is happening on October 28. Hold tight for the keynote and we'll get the actual details then. We know the emphasis is going to be on the pro side so it's certainly looking like it'll be aimed at the power users.

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