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Huge Apple leak reveals release date for MacBook with Apple Silicon, AirPods Studio and more

Huge Apple leak reveals release date for MacBook with Apple Silicon, AirPods Studio and more

Posted on July 28, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s product release schedule is looking full through October

There have been rumors swirling around about numerous new Apple products, including the AirPods Studio, a new iPad and, of course, the MacBook with Apple Silicon. But the release dates were only narrowed down to a fiscal quarter. At least, until now. 

A new leak from Twitter user @komiya_kj gives us a timeline for three specific events starting with four new products released via a website update around August 19, next will be the Apple event on September 8 this year, and finally a second special event on October 27 that could include a huge “one more thing” (via Tom’s Guide).

As you’d expect of products quietly released on Apple’s website, these won’t be the heavy hitters arriving on August 19. Instead, Komiya calls it “Triple website updates” suggesting that it will probably be spread across three days.
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