October has arrived and the nerves are on the surface, because a new renewal of the iPad is approaching, accompanied of course by the launch of the new operating system for Apple's Macs, OS X Yosemite. As we have already informed you on several occasions, some updates to the computers of the bitten apple could also be presented.
Initially there was talk that the next event would take place on October 21, just one day after the presentation of financial results for Q4 2014, However, the information medium Re / code has leaked that we will have a new Keynote on the 16th of this month, just four days before the presentation of financial results.
This new information makes more sense, since this presentation of new products would boost the effect of that presentation of results much more. It is clear that as far as the figures are concerned, they would not be modified because those products would not be put on sale so immediately as to be able to record profits for them. Of course, a presentation of new products at that very moment would adorn that presentation of results quite a bit.
Let's rethink what products could be featured. The eyes are directed to that surely one or more new iPads will appear, the OS X Yosemite system and now, updates of some of the company's computers. In the first place we could talk about the smallest of the family, the Mac mini, which has not had a major update for years. We could attend a new model of the same or a definitive withdrawal of this model by Californians.
On the other hand, there is the supposed 12-inch MacBook Air with a retina display, with more efficient fans and a Trackpad without buttons. Finally, we can talk about the latest rumors that suggest that a new 27-inch iMac model with a retina screen and 5K resolution will be presented.
If we think wrong, could not it be a new screen prepared by those of Cupertino for the king of the house, the Mac Pro? Users have been waiting for a high resolution screen for their new computers for quite some time, and yet there has been no movement on the part of Apple. The point is that it is quite strange that they only take out an improved 27-inch iMac leaving the 21-inch model forgotten.
If really October 16 were the date chosen by Apple, next week we will have the image of the invitation on our blog.
