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18 Oct, 12 tweets, 6 min read
The #AppleEvent just started. Here is how to tune in: wired.trib.al/zZFijtA
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Apple just announced Voice Plan, powered by Siri. This new Apple Music plan it will cost $4.99 a month
📷: Apple
Home Pod mini shows off new colors #AppleEvent

Tune in to the event: wired.trib.al/zZFijtA
📷: Apple
The third generation of AirPods is here. #AppleEvent
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The new AirPods are available today for $179. #AppleEvent
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According to Apple, the new M1 Pro has 70% better performance than the M1. #AppleEvent
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Apple also announced a second chip, the M1 Max. Here are some of the features 👇
📷: Apple #AppleEvent
The MacBook Pro gets a new design and yes, new ports. #AppleEvent
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The new MacBook Pro has a Liquid Retina XDR display. #AppleEvent
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The 14-inch version of the new MacBook Pro has a price tag of $1,999. The 16-inch version costs $2,499. You can order today, and they will be available next week. #AppleEvent
📷: Apple
Finally. Apple's latest MacBook adds back ports. wired.trib.al/fRdCNmP #AppleEvent
If you didn't catch today's #AppleEvent, here's everything you missed: wired.trib.al/0KGOpEf

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