Get Ready for Apple's 'Scary Fast' Mac Event: Livestream Info and Expected Announcements

By: Insha Hashmi

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Updated on: 30-Oct-2023

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The first-ever Apple evening launch event, called "Scary Fast," is scheduled for October 30 at 5:00 PM PT or 5:30 AM IST in India. In preparation of a thrilling event showcasing Apple's most recent technological advancements, the Cupertino teaser previews the release of new Mac models.

Apple's launch event in California is listed for tomorrow at 530 AM IST. The company's YouTube channel and Apple.com will give live content of the event. Event adverts are streamed live on the Apple TV app, giving observers a unique chance to see Apple's improvements as they are.

'Scary Fast' Event at Apple: What Can We Expect?

This future event invite featuring the Apple logo has been changed to the Mac logo, exposing the event's focus on Apple's M3 CPUs and introducing its revolutionary Mac computers. Apple has unveiled its initial 3nm CPUs for PCs, which are a mirror image of the A17 Pro chip seen in iPhone 15 Pro versions. It is expected that the M3 chip will provide notable performance improvements in Apple's most recent Mac models.

The first major update to the iMac since the 2021 model with the M1 CPU is expected to be announced by Apple. Performance is going to increase with the update, but the design is expected to keep its recognisable look. New 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M3 Pro and M3 Max CPUs are also set to be unveiled by Apple. In comparison to the M2 Pro and M2 Max models, these changes should result in a significant speed increase, making the new MacBook Pro series a desirable choice for individuals looking for cutting-edge portable computing capabilities.

According to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, Apple is unlikely to release the 13-inch MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini, and Mac Studio upgraded models with the new M3 CPU until the following year.

The Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad are among the new USB Type- C accessories that Apple will be introducing for Mac computers in order to enhance user experience and guarantee compliance with the most recent connectivity norms.