We trust you weren't expecting another iMac or Mac Pro at Apple's "Welcome Again" occasion... you may be disillusioned. KGI Securities expert Ming-Chi Kuo (who has a generally decent reputation for Apple bits of gossip) now expectsthat the October 27th media social affair will concentrate exclusively on MacBooks. The highlight would be a since quite a while ago supposed MacBook Pro update with USB-C ports and OLED touch strips. They would utilize Intel's Skylake-based processors, he says (what, no Kaby Lake?), yet they'd get longer battery life, up to a 2TB strong state drive and a conceivable "MagSafe-like" power connector from either Apple or an outsider.
What's more, those gossipy tidbits about an invigorated MacBook Air? They're destined for success, on the off chance that you ask Kuo, yet it's not clear that you'll get similar ultraportable with a couple changes. He basically says that there will be a "13-creep MacBook" - it could be a somewhat bigger, ideally more competent form of the 12-crawl MacBook you've known since 2015. While there could be a spruced-up Air (especially if Apple needs to court the sub-$1,000 swarm), it appears to be improbable that Apple would hold arrange time for an overhaul sufficiently minor that it could be secured by an official statement.
Other people would need to be tolerant. Kuo trusts that new iMacs and a remain solitary 5K show are probable, yet not until nearer to the center of 2017. There's no say of Mac smaller than expected or Mac Pro overhauls, either, despite the fact that those could possibly touch base without taking up any occasion time. Whatever happens, the nonappearance of desktops would bode well. Intel isn't discharging desktop Kaby Lake processors until January - Apple can't utilize chips that aren't prepared yet. On the off chance that MacBooks are all you see, however, despite everything it'll demonstrate that Apple hasn't overlooked its unique business.
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