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Joswiak’s ‘Pro and Tell’ Post Names No Products for Apple’s Oct. 28 Event

Bloomberg reported Apple plans a touch-screen MacBook Pro debut at the gathering; Apple has not confirmed the product.

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Journalists arrive outside an event venue in Los Angeles ahead of a media gathering. / EconoTimes.ai
Journalists arrive outside an event venue in Los Angeles ahead of a media gathering. / EconoTimes.ai

Apple invited media to a Los Angeles gathering on Oct. 28 branded “Pro and tell,” Bloomberg reported, but marketing chief Greg Joswiak’s Oct. 19 X post named no products.

Joswiak, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing, wrote, “Can’t wait to pro and tell next week.” The post did not give a product lineup.

Bloomberg reported Apple plans to show a MacBook Pro with a touch screen, which would bring touch controls to the laptop line for the first time. Apple has not confirmed that plan.

The event follows Apple’s Sept. 9 introduction of iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone. On Oct. 13, the company announced Apple HomeView, a next-generation HomePod mini, an updated Apple TV 4K and Apple Home Collection accessories. EconoTimes previously covered Apple’s dates for three home devices.

Bloomberg had earlier forecast Mac and iPad introductions around Oct. 27. That tentative outlook does not establish when any particular Mac or iPad will be introduced, and Apple has not announced dates for those products.

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