Apple event – as it happened: New iPhone, iPad and ‘monster’ Mac chip unveiled at ‘Peek Performance’ event
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Your support makes all the difference.Apple has hosted its first event of the year, unveiling a whole host of new products.
The company unveiled a brand new iPhone SE, an updated iPad Air, as well as a new Mac Studio and Display that features its latest “monster” M1 Ultra chip.
There was no announcements surrounding the Mac Pro, which Apple said was “for another day”.
All the latest products featured significant improvements in terms of specs, with both the iPhone SE and iPad Air featuring 5G capabilities.
The ‘Peek Performance’ event was live streamed on Apple’s website, which you can view at the top of our live coverage below.
First Apple event of the year comes to a close
Yep, that’s it. Tim Cook is back, but only to say goodbye.
Bye Tim.
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