Apple 'Scary Fast' event: When and where to watch the launch live? What can you expect?
Apple is hosting its last event for 2023 where it is expected that the company will announce the new M3 chips and some products powering it. Apple 'Scary Fast' event will be a virtual event which will be livestreamed on Apple Events page from 5 PM PT onwards, which comes to 5:30 AM on October 31 for those watching the event in India.
Apple has planned several launch events for 2023; the next one will likely focus on Macs and the upcoming M3 chipset. September saw the release of the new iPhone 15 series, and it's possible that the corporation may release the new Macs before year's end. Apple has officially announced that this week's Scary Fast event will take place at a timing that is very un-Apple. As a result, individuals from all over the world will be able to watch the live event at varying times, with some even planning to attend the next day.
When and where to watch the event live?
Apple Scary Fast event will be a virtual event which will be livestreamed on Apple Events page from 5 PM PT onwards, which comes to 5:30 AM on October 31 for those watching the event in India. For all the updates from the live event, you can also watch Apple's YouTube website. Additionally, Apple offers a reminder tool on its social media accounts, allowing you to get a ping from the business on the day of the event.
A product teaser on Apple's page appears to have confirmed the business's presence at the event, confirming rumours that the company will be presenting new Macs. The Finder symbol in the trailer almost assures that this is a Mac-only event.
Having said that, Apple is probably going to release a new iMac model soon because it is past time for an update, and it may be powered by the new M3 chip. With its M2 processors, Apple has demonstrated that it is already miles ahead of the competition, and it now wishes to advance the technology even farther.
According to reports, Apple may unveil the whole family of M3 chips, which should include the M3 Pro and M3 Max variations. Although it's unclear if the MacBooks will sample the new CPUs as well, it's expected that Apple will unveil one or maybe two MacBook updates at the event.