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How to watch Apple’s ‘Unleashed’ event if you missed it

Apple just held its special ‘Unleashed’ event, a follow-up to its iPhone 13 event, to announce even more products. Apple’s Unleashed event was a virtual one, like many press events during the pandemic, and featured a preproduced video for everyone to get all of the details.

How to watch the Apple Unleashed event replay

Apple Event — October 18

Unleashed was filmed at Apple’s Cupertino, California, headquarters. You can watch a full event replay, which comes in at nearly an hour, using the the video player above.

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What Apple announced at the event

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Apple had two topics for its big October event: Music and Macs. Starting off, Apple announced a new $5Voice Only plan for Apple Music. The company followed this up with three new color options for the HomePod Mini and the redesigned AirPods 3.

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Moving over to the Mac, Apple announced the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. These are the two new Apple Silicon chips that will be powering the next-generation MacBook Pros, which also got announced. The M1 Pro features a 16-core GPU, while the M1 Max features a 32-core GPU.

As for the devices, the new MacBook Pro comes in two sizes: A 14-inch and 16-inch model. They have been redesigned in nearly every aspect, featuring a new chassis, the removal of the Touch Bar, the reintroduction of much-asked-for ports like HDMI, MagSafe charging, a new 120Hz Liquid Retina XDR display, and of course, the new chips inside. And it has a notch in the display, too.

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