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Today the giant tech company will host reporters and analysts at its Silicon Valley headquarters for a product launch event. CEO Tim Cook is expected to show off some new additions to the current family of iPhone and iPad devices at Monday's gathering.
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Several analysts expect the company will introduce an upgrade to its older, four-inch iPhone 5S — aimed at consumers who haven't sprung for the bigger-screen iPhone 6 models that Apple introduced over the last two years.
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The new phone may come with features like Apple Pay and the company's fastest processor, which have previously been offered only on versions of the iPhone 6.
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Analysts and tech blogs say Apple also may unveil a new model of the iPad Pro, which the company introduced last year with several features — like a detachable keyboard and stylus — designed for business users.
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The smaller phone might also draw some additional users into the market for Apple's online services, including Apple Music, Apple Pay and the highly profitable mobile App Store.
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Even with new features, analysts say the 4-inch iPhone should sell at a lower price than the larger models, which list at $549 or more.
Many analysts expect Apple will release a more dramatically revamped new iPhone 7 in the fall.
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