Apple might hold a very interesting event later this month.
According to leakers Jon Prosser and Watch Scott Pilgrim vs. the World OnlineDuanRui, Apple is preparing for a product launch event on March 23.
It's fairly common for Apple to host an event in March, typically launching an iPad. And according to Prosser, that's exactly what we're getting: a new iPad Pro.
Perhaps even more notably, Prosser says that other Apple products that are "ready" include new AirPods, Apple TV, and Apple's long-rumored Bluetooth tracking device, the AirTags.
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Incidentally, March 23 is also when OnePlus will be launching its OnePlus 9 series of devices.
SEE ALSO: Apple's first mixed reality headset is reportedly coming in mid-2022With no official confirmation from Apple at this point, we don't know if the event is actually happening this month. But there are a lot of rumored Apple products in the pipeline, and indications — such as the recent changes in the Find My iPhone app — that Apple has been preparing for the launch of AirTags.
A recent rumor claimed an updated iPad mini might also see the light of day as early as March. Apple is also rumored to launch new MacBooks with mini-LED displays, though these devices might not launch until later this year.
As for the AirPods, we heard last October that Apple is preparing to launch a revamped version of its earbuds, which would have more in common with the more expensive AirPods Pro, including an updated design and longer battery life.
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