【Hostess in Heat】

Apple announced a new green color for its iPhone 13 and Hostess in HeatiPhone 13 Pro and a new purple color for its iPad Air at its "Peek Performance" event on March 8, 2022.

In an earthy product video, Apple unveiled its two green finishes: a bold green iPhone 13 and a sophisticated alpine green for the iPhone 13 Pro. The shades are nearly identical, but there are some subtle differences.

The question is: Do you want to feel bold or sophisticated?

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All that green. Credit: Screenshot: Apple Are you green with envy? Credit: Screenshot: Apple SEE ALSO: Apple unveils new iPhone SE with 5G and A15 Bionic chip

Apple also announced a slate of fresh shades for its shiny new iPad Air, which include space gray, starlight, pink, purple, and a "stunning" new blue. (We're most excited about the trendy, Gen Z-approved purple.) Now you can match your purple iPad Air to your purple iPhone 12.

Millennial pink is tired. Gen Z purple is wired. Credit: Screenshot: Apple Not for the indecisive. Credit: Screenshot: Apple

If you want to go green (or purple), you can pre-order these new models on March 11, and the orders officially launch on March 18.

UPDATE: Mar. 8, 2022, 3:50 p.m. EST An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the pre-order date. These models are available for pre-order on March 11.

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