So the #AppleEvent was short on big announcements, but full of incremental improvements.

Here are the main devices that got an upgrade.
1. iPhone 13

20% smaller notch
120Hz display
New colors
New camera arrangement
Better battery life

13 Pro $999
13 Pro Max $1099
Apple Watch Series 7

20% bigger screen
Slightly tweaked UI
40% thinner than previous model
70% brighter
33% faster charge

Cost: $399
iPad Mini

New colors
8.3 in LCD screen
USB-C charging
5G compatible
New rear camera
Added TouchID power button

Cost: $499

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