 "iPad Pro, MacBook Air, new Mac Mini: Apple set to launch slew of devices")
Apple is set to launch a new hardware line-up at a Brooklyn event on Tuesday, including the iPad Pro, MacBook Air and an updated Mac Mini.
According to media reports, after launching new iPhones in September, the Cupertino-based tech giant will launch a new hardware series.
"The new iPad Pros are getting completely overhauled with a new design. It's the iPad equivalent of the jump Apple made with the iPhone X last year," The Verge reported on Monday.
Other changes for the iPad Pro may be a switch to USB-C and a redesigned Smart Connector.
Apple is expected to improve the internal hardware too, upgrading the chip to a new variant of A12 Bionic chipset.
Apple hasn't updated the MacBook Air since 2015 but the company is likely to announce a new MacBook Air.
Another attraction is an updated Mac mini which last saw a new model in 2014, said the report.
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