Apple schedules October 28 event to unveil new Macs and iPad Mini

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Apple has sent invitations for a second product launch this month, set for October 28 at 1 PM ET in Los Angeles. According to Bloomberg, the company plans to introduce new Mac computers and an updated iPad Mini. A headline item is a MacBook Pro reportedly featuring an OLED touchscreen, a lighter design, and a Dynamic Island similar to the iPhone's. Apple is also expected to reveal a 14-inch MacBook Pro and an iMac equipped with the M6 chip, which debuted in the Mac mini. The refreshed iPad Mini is reportedly getting an OLED display and a relocated selfie camera on its landscape edge.

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