On the eve of the Spring Festival, Apple made headlines by declaring that it would be organizing special offline experience events across various global locations on March 4. However, the latest scoop indicates that the event's commencement has been moved up to March 2 and will span a three-day duration. Throughout this timeframe, Apple is poised to unveil a minimum of five new products via press releases (potentially supplemented by release videos), eschewing the traditional keynote speech format. Among these anticipated launches, the introduction of a completely new, lower-priced MacBook stands out as a strong possibility. On the other hand, the Mac Studio and Studio Display are not anticipated to make their debut just yet. Previously, Apple had revealed plans to host an Apple experience event in Shanghai at 10 p.m. on March 4, and IT Home has confirmed receipt of the corresponding invitation. Furthermore, recent whispers in the tech sphere hint at Apple's intention to roll out several devices, encompassing the M5 Pro/Max iterations of the MacBook Pro.