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Apple Opens Pre-orders for 8 New Products

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Apple today started accepting pre-orders for five new products slated for release on Friday, November 6. The lineup includes an iPad mini with OLED display, an iMac with M6 chip, a 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 chip, a 14-inch MacBook Pro with OLED display, and a 16-inch MacBook Pro with OLED display. This comes alongside pre-orders still open for the HomePod mini 2, launching Friday, October 30, and the Apple HomeView smart home hub and fourth-generation Apple TV 4K, launching Friday, November 13. Apple also released a special-edition Beats Pill x Pokémon speaker, a new iPad mini Smart Folio, and an updated World Travel Adapter Kit this month. Notably, the iPhone Duo launched on Friday, October 23. The full release schedule spans later this month, with Apple TV 4K launching November 13.

Apple at 10:10 a.m. Pacific Time today started accepting pre-orders for five new products that will all be released on Friday, November 6. Here are the pre-order pages: iPad mini with OLED display, iMac with M6 chip, 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 chip, 14-inch MacBook Pro with OLED display, and 16-inch MacBook Pro with OLED display. This is in addition to Apple still accepting pre-orders for the HomePod mini 2, which launches this Friday, October 30, and the Apple HomeView smart home hub and fourth-generation Apple TV 4K, which launch on Friday, November 13. Here are those pre-order pages: HomePod mini 2, Apple HomeView, and Apple TV 4K (4th generation). You can also order the fourth-generation Siri Remote separately and use it with the second-generation Apple TV 4K or newer, but the Precision Finding feature requires a paired iPhone Duo, iPhone Air, iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, or iPhone 17 Pro Max. Apple also released a special-edition Beats Pill x Pokémon speaker, a new iPad mini Smart Folio, an updated World Travel Adapter Kit, and more this month. Last, but certainly not least, the iPhone Duo was released on Friday, October 23. What a month.

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