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At 10am on 27 October in California, which is 4am AEDT 28 October in Australia, Apple will launch a refresh of many Mac lines, something the company has taken its time to update.

Retina MacBook and MacBook Pro owners will be relieved to hear that Apple has finally agreed to come to the party and fix screens with substandard anti-glare layers.

Apple has finally brought more Retina display technology to the iMac, with new Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse 2 and Force Touch to the Magic Trackpad 2.

Apple has ceased sales of brand new original iPad minis, the ones with A5 chips and non-Retina displays, so is iPod Touch 6th-gen coming soon?

Apple’s new 12-inch, super-thin, fanless Intel Core M powered MacBook is coming 10 April 2015, with Retina display and much more - even silver, space grey and gold colours.

Apple has a ‘special event’ planned for 9 March 2015 (10 March in OZ): Apple Watch expected to launch, new MacBook Air too?

Apple sources have leaked details of what the upcoming MacBook Air 12-inch redesign could look like, but is this Apple raising a trial balloon or pre-warning this is what’s coming no matter what?

Apple has finally announced its new lighter-than-ever iPad Air 2, a new iPad Mini 3, its new OS X Yosemite operating system, the long-awaited Retina-class 27-inch iMac and ever longer-awaited new upgrades to the beloved Mac Mini - but will they all bend and blend?

While the iPad Mini might boast an extremely sharp display and tiny form factor, online reports are suggesting the device may actually display fewer colours than its iPad Air sibling, and other tablets.

Apple has confirmed what experts have been saying for weeks - a big event is set to be held on 22 October.

It's less than a week until what should be the next Macbook unveiling, and rumours are starting to flood in about the new line-up.

Now in its third generation, Apple's iPad is the stunning standard bearer for modern personal tablet computing, with some great features that are definitely worth sharing - read on!

REVIEW: The new iPad is very, very good. Let's not beat around the bush. It's clearly easily arguably the very best tablet on planet Earth right now, and while co-opetitors like Samsung have excelled with highly competitive Android Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Series 7 Windows Slates, Apple's new iPad raises the bar again for consumers - and Apple's lead over the competition - presumably just as Steve Jobs, Tim Cook and the rest of the iCrew planned it.

The first and second-generation iPads were officially known simply as iPad while they were current, so it should be no real surprise that the new model introduced overnight with a 2048x1536 resolution screen is still called iPad and not iPad HD. But predictions of 4G support proved correct.