Analysts at Piper Jaffray have set tongues wagging, predicting new Macs and iPods will make their first appearance at an Apple special event in September.
True, the analysts aren't claiming to have any definitive proof of the so-called Apple happening, but, as Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster points out - the company has held a special event that month every year for the last three years. So it's educated guesswork.
Munster thinks Apple will unveil redesigned MacBooks, and possibly re-enter the $999 price point occupied by the original iBook models. He also expects a redesigned MacBok Pro.
The analyst also expects increased capacities for the iPods shuffle and nano, but the same prices. He doesn't anticipate new form factors
