Apple launches five products this Friday, including its first touchscreen MacBook Pros

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Apple puts five products on sale this Friday, November 6, after pre-orders opened last week, including its first MacBook Pros with OLED touchscreens. The lineup includes the iPad mini with OLED display and A20 Pro chip, the iMac with M6 chip, the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6, and the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros with OLED touchscreens. Prices start at $699 for the iPad mini, $1,499 for the iMac and $1,999 for the M6 MacBook Pro.

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Apple releases five products on Friday, November 6, after pre-orders opened last week
The lineup includes its first MacBook Pros with OLED touchscreens, in 14 and 16 inches
The iPad mini with OLED and A20 Pro chip starts at $699 and the M6 iMac at $1,499

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