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Apple Reportedly Planning Late October Event for Touchscreen MacBook Pro, iPad Mini

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Bloomberg reports Apple will hold an event around October 27th to introduce new products. The company is expected to debut a new MacBook Pro featuring a touchscreen and lighter design. An updated iPad Mini is also slated for announcement at the event. The format will reportedly involve an online video presentation and a limited in-person component for press.

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