It’s Halloween eve, and Apple brought along a few new desktop products to bask in the dark joys of spooky season, most notably a new Space Black color for the company’s leading laptops. Gizmodo had the opportunity to trick or treat through the new M3-powered laptops and desktop PCs as the company is trying to tout its new silicon’s monstrous power in a small size.

With all the Hallows Eve theming to Apple’s latest product announcement, the company’s “Scary Fast” digital event was filled with enough dark fog, and werewolf howls, supporting a new dark Halloween costume for its MacBook Pros. The MacBook Pros maintain their 14- and 16-inch sizes, while the iMac—the last of which was released back in 2021—remains at 24 inches. There’s no 32-inch iMac this year, unfortunately.

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The MacBook Pro Looks Sleek and Spooky in Black

Again, From Above

The MacBook is Still in Silver and White, 14- and 16-inches

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Two Inches Makes a Big Difference For Mac Screens

The Main Thrust of the MacBook Pro is Still Productivity and Creative Programs

The M3 MacBook Pro Has the Same Silhouette You’ve Come to Expect

Apple Spent a Good Deal of Time Promoting Hardware Accelerated Ray Tracing

The Most Expensive M3 Max MacBook Pro Comes with 128 GB of Memory

Apple’s M3 iMac Colors are Familiar for Mac Fans and for Candy Lovers

There’s an iMac Color for Everyone

But Black is Still the Color of the Season

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