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With just a few days left before Apple's next product event,Show up Yukari Taguchi the rumors are swirling faster every day, but a new one related to the MacBook is particularly interesting.

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Originating from a KGI Securities report surfaced by 9to5Macon Saturday, the source claims that Apple will unveil three new MacBook models on Oct. 27.

The new models mentioned include a new 13-inch MacBook, a new 13-inch MacBook Pro and a new 15-inch MacBook Pro. Most rumors in recent weeks have focused on Apple's aging MacBook Pro line, but KGI is well known as a particularly accurate source, which makes this new report especially noteworthy.

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Although the report mentions that the laptops will feature "many" upgrades, no details are listed.

Additionally, the report claims that Apple will notdebut new iMacs or new external displays this week, and states that those product lines won't be updated until 2017.

Fans of the MacBook Pro have been waiting years for a significant upgrade, so this upcoming event will likely draw a great deal of attention. Exciting design changes like an OLED touchpad above the keyboard are among the new features some are expecting but, as usual, Apple isn't giving any hints.

We'll know for sure when Apple kicks its event off on Thursday at 1 p.m. ET.

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