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Apple's iPad and Mac-centric event that saw the launch of new iPad Pro models, a refreshed version of the MacBook Air, and a new Mac mini has officially wrapped up, and with the culmination of the event, Apple has posted the full video of the new product unveilings on its website.

For those who were avoiding news of the event because of being unable to watch the video due to work or school, the full event video will offer the chance to catch up on all of the announcements.

Apple will eventually publish the event video on its YouTube channel, but in the meantime, the company has shared several of the videos that were shown on stage, which we've included below.

iPad Pro


Mac mini


MacBook Air


Introductory Mac Video


We'll have plenty more coverage of all of the new iPad and Mac announcements today, including a video of everything that debuted, so make sure to stay tuned to MacRumors for all of the details you need to know.

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MacFather
102 months ago
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Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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epelba01
102 months ago
Timmy celebrates the 20th anniversary of the original iMac with an outdated hardware.
Seriously, what happened to the iMAC? Why was it missing? Are we going to see the refresh this year?
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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JGIGS
102 months ago
Well how confusing is the macbook lineup? Are they just going to let the 12" Macbook die? (they probably should) If you want a light laptop and use it for simple things you'd probably buy the cheaper air with larger screen. If you don't care about it being super light you'd probably buy the 13" entry level MBP at the same price.

iPad pros look pretty nice though I've personally never felt the need to own an ipad, fans of the ipad can be excited. 999 and 1299 11" and 12.9 inch CAD respectively aint' cheap. The 12.9" is only $200 less than a Macbook air but I guess they kinda have different end uses?

I just find Apples pricing structure and macbook lineups at tad perplexing.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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DrJohnnyN
102 months ago
It is kind of sucks to buy one now (I need one, mine died) and get a year and half old model at the current price.
Apple doesn't think it sucks.
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macfan90
102 months ago
Mac centric is a joke when the leave out the iMac and normal MacBook.

iMac deserves a silent speed bump at least. Ridiculous how long they go in between updates. Now unles they sneak one in after their earnings call or sometime in Nov to match the MBP graphics tease, figure have to wait until at least Spring 2019. So stupid.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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Frign
102 months ago
Tim Cook: 'Wow! Thank you!'

On a serious note: It was an exciting Apple event after many many boring ones. It was very refreshing and the presented hardware looks promising.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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