New iPad Pros, red iPhone 7 models, and a 128 GB iPhone SE could be announced in March

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New iPad Pros, red iPhone 7 models, and a 128 GB iPhone SE could be announced in March
Apple is reportedly preparing a pretty big event for next month (March), when it may announce no less than 4 new iPad models, in addition to a new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus color version, and a new iPhone SE storage option.

Back in November, we heard that Apple was planning to introduce 9.7-inch, 10.9-inch, and 12.9-inch next-gen iPad Pro tablets this March. Now, Japanese blog MacOtakara (known for frequently being right about upcoming Apple products) claims that we'll also see a 7.9-inch versions of the iPad Pro, while the 10.9-inch model may actually be a 10.5-inch one. Interestingly, this alleged 10.5-inch iPad Pro is expected to sport an edge-to-edge display, but it may not be released before May - while the other three new tablets should be available in March.

Being iPad Pros, all four upcoming models will almost surely feature support for the Apple Pencil stylus. With current iPads, the Apple Pencil is offered as a separate accessory costing $99.99, and we assume this won't change once the new iPad Pro series hits shelves.

Tablets aside, it's said that Apple will unveil red iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus variants in March. Moreover, the company might announce a 128 GB option for the iPhone SE (currently available only in 16 GB and 64 GB flavors).

The exact date of Apple's March event hasn't been revealed, but we'll likely hear more on this in the near future.

P.S.: What you're seeing above is (obviously) not a red iPhone 7 Plus, but a silver model with a red case on.
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