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Apple expected to unveil new iPads in March, alongside red iPhone 7 and 128GB iPhone SE

Apple will reportedly host a launch event next month at which it will unveil its overhauled range of iPad tablets, along with a new red iPhone 7 and 7 Plus color option, and a 128GB iPhone SE.

Apple is expected to host a launch event next month, at which it will unveil a range of new additions to its mobile device line-up.

Last month, details emerged of the company's plans to shake up its iPad range, with three new devices:

  • A second-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro with an A10X chip
  • A new high-end iPad model with a display around 10 to 10.5 inches in size, also with an A10X chip
  • A new 9.7-inch model with an A9 chip, positioned as a lower-end, more affordable tablet option

But now, information is also coming to light about what else Apple might announce at the event. According to Japanese site Macotakara, citing a Barclays analyst, Apple will also reveal a new red color option for its existing iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, which it launched last year, joining the existing selection of glossy Jet Black, Black (with a matte anodyzed finish), Silver, Gold and Rose Gold. Rumors of red iPhones on the way began to swirl in late-2016, and it looks like they may well prove to be correct.

On top of that, Apple will reportedly add a new storage option to its 4-inch iPhone SE range. The SE is now almost a year old, and is currently available with either 16GB or 64GB of storage. The addition of a new 128GB model indicates that Apple isn't planning to replace or update the device anytime soon.

More Apple Watch bands are also expected to debut at the same event.

Source: Macotakara via MacRumors

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