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How to watch Apple's iPad and Mac event live

Don't miss a bit of the action when Apple unveils its new devices on October 16. Here's how you can tune in and watch the company's iPad and Mac event live.

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Apple is expected to announce new iPads and Macs, along with revealing further details on OS X Yosemite at a special event in Cupertino on October 16.

CNET will be on location to bring you the news as it breaks. Apple has also confirmed that it will live-stream the event for for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV users. Here are the different ways that you can tune in:

Watch Apple's live stream

The event can be streamed on second- and third-generation Apple TV devices running software version 6.2 or later. You will find the stream on the Apple Events channel on the device's main menu.

You can also tune in right on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch running iOS 6 or later using the Safari mobile Web browser and clicking on this link. Mac and MacBook users on OS X 10.6.8 or later can watch the event by clicking on this link using Safari version 5.1.10 or later.

Follow CNET's live coverage

Don't own an Apple product? Our team of reporters and editors will be inside the event keeping you up-to-date with photos, commentary and analysis of everything Apple has to offer.

CNET's live blog of Apple's iPad event

CNET's preshow starts at 8:45 a.m. PT with Brian Tong, Donald Bell, Sharon Profis and Stephen Beacham discussing all things Apple and responding to viewer calls, tweets and emails. Apple's presentation is slated to begin at 10 a.m. PT.

You can figure out what time the keynote will start in your time zone here.