October is shaping up to be a big month for Apple.
The company is reportedly preparing to release a new 12-inch MacBook with a Retina display alongside its recently announced Mac software, OS X Yosemite, in October, reports 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman.
Apple also supposedly has a new super sharp 4K desktop release in its pipeline for October as well. Gurman's sources didn't specify whether or not this would be an iMac computer or a new monitor.
It's also unclear if the 12-inch MacBook Gurman's sources mentioned will be a new MacBook Pro or MacBook Air model.
If it's the latter, such a release would line up with previous rumors we've heard over the past few months.
Reports from Taiwan-based Digitimes and Chinese blog Weiphone have suggested that a 12-inch Retina display MacBook Air is in the works.
These new high-resolution Mac products will reportedly be flaunted as a selling point for Yosemite since the new OS will focus on more colorful icons and sharper text. Here's what Gurman's source reportedly told him:
Those interface elements appear especially optimized on higher-resolution screens, so it makes sense for us to debut new Retina Macs around the time of Yosemite’s release.
Apple is also rumored to release its long-rumored iWatch around the same time. Re/code reported that Apple's first wearable will debut in October, but a more recent report from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that the iWatch won't even go into mass production until November.
See Also:
- Apple's New Ad Shows How Much Users Love Their Macs
- Apple May Release A New MacBook Air With A Super Sharp 12-Inch Screen This Year
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