Apple is holding an event tomorrow at its Cupertino campus on, where it's expected to unveil some major Mac updates, where the highlight being a redesigned MacBook Pro.

Updates for the MacBook Air and iMac are also expected at the coming event and some other products, like Apple's AirPods could also get a release date too, reports The Verge.

There is a huge expectation to see a news range of new Macbooks that will be reported to boost a "smartkey" screen above the normal keyboard.

About a month after showing off the new iPhone 7 and Apple Watch, tomorrow's event is focused likely to be on Apple's long-overlooked computers. The report confirmed that the event will be for the Apple to unveil three new MacBook models.

An image of the new MacBook Pro got leaked on Tuesday that was showing a design that looks almost identical to what's already out there. It was just with slightly narrower changes around the keyboard and screen

Apple's hugely successful laptop line MacBook Air will be getting an update on Thursday. Bloomberg reports that Apple is adding USB-C ports to the MacBook Air and also likely to replace its existing USB 3.0 ports.

In the event Apple is also likely to show case the 5K Display, as Apple retired the Thunderbolt Display in June.

Apple will be also putting new processors in the iMacs, but Intel hasn't released appropriate next-generation chips yet. This just mean if the iMacs are announced, they will take time to ship.


Also The Mac Pro hasn't gotten an update since it received its radical cylinder-style redesign in 2013. So Apple should ideally update the machine but it is still unclear if Apple will refresh the machine. 

Apple has also announced the AirPods that are its first wireless earbuds. But they weren't ready for release yet. Instead, Apple said they'd ship sometime near the end of October. So, it might be a chance for apple to announce something on this.

From the event, it sounds like Apple will have plenty to show off at this event. HNGN will be updating more about the event. Stay tuned.