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Hands-on with Apple's WWDC 2017 hardware and software: In pictures

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  • Tim Cook demos AR

    Tim Cook demos AR

    Apple on Monday announced several new software upgrades and platforms, as well as new hardware ranging from updated MacBooks to a home speaker called HomePod, to a new 10.5-inch iPad Pro.

    In this photo, Apple CEO Tim Cook demonstrates his company's new AR platform on an iPad Pro.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • HomePod in Space Gray

    HomePod in Space Gray

    Apple's attempt to compete with Amazon Echo and Google Home comes in the form of the HomePod.

    Apple touted it as a music speaker first, smart speaker second, emphasizing the company's commitment to exceptional sound quality.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • It comes in white, of course

    It comes in white, of course

    The HomePod will launch in December, priced at $349.

    Users can control HomeKit connected accessories, stream music, ask questions, send messages, and create reminders using the speaker.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • Apple's AR/VR cards unveiled

    Apple's AR/VR cards unveiled

    Apple also announced the next Mac OS, macOS High Sierra, would add support for virtual reality.

    macOS High Sierra will be available this fall.

    In the demo room, Apple had MacBook Pros and iMacs setup with HTC Vive.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • Augmented Reality

    Augmented Reality

    Apple's ARKit tools for developers will make iOS the largest AR platform overnight, according to the company, once iOS 11 is released this fall.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • iMac Pro

    iMac Pro

    Mac Pro users, this one is for you. Apple gave us a sneak peak of the upcoming iMac Pro.

    The all-in-one is the fastest, most powerful Mac ever created.

    It will begin shipping in December, priced at $1,499.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • 10.5-inch iPad Pro

    10.5-inch iPad Pro

    The new iPad Pro is only slighter larger in size than the 9.7-inch iPad Pro, but has a screen of 10.5-inches.

    It boasts all the same iPad Pro features from before, only better.

    Preorders start June 5 priced at $649. It begins shipping in middle of June.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • iOS 11 on iPad

    iOS 11 on iPad

    iOS 11 for iPad redesigns the majority of the interface. A new app dock looks more like what you'd see on a Mac, and multitasking has a whole new look.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • Finally

    Finally

    It finally feels like switching between apps on the iPad Pro, especially when using more than one app at the same time, is something Apple got right with iOS 11.

    In this photo you can see Control Center to the right, with recent app thumbnails at your fingertips.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • iMacs saw a spec bump

    iMacs saw a spec bump

    The entire iMac lineup received specs bump across the line. Intel's 7th generation Kaby Lake processors and USB-C ports included.

    The new iMacs are available starting today, June 5, priced at $1,099 and up.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

  • MacBooks, you get a spec bump too

    MacBooks, you get a spec bump too

    As with the iMac line, the MacBook lineup is also received modest speed bumps across the board.

    The new MacBook updates are available starting June 5, as well.

    Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

    Photo by: Jason Cipriani/ZDNet

    Caption by: Jason Cipriani

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By Jason Cipriani | June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT) | Topic: Apple

  • Tim Cook demos AR
  • HomePod in Space Gray
  • It comes in white, of course
  • Apple's AR/VR cards unveiled
  • Augmented Reality
  • iMac Pro
  • 10.5-inch iPad Pro
  • iOS 11 on iPad
  • Finally
  • iMacs saw a spec bump
  • MacBooks, you get a spec bump too

Take a look at Apple's latest and greatest hardware and software from WWDC 2017.

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MacBooks, you get a spec bump too

As with the iMac line, the MacBook lineup is also received modest speed bumps across the board.

The new MacBook updates are available starting June 5, as well.

Published: June 5, 2017 -- 21:13 GMT (14:13 PDT)

Caption by: Jason Cipriani

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