Apple's industrial design chief says the MacBook Neo was created to bring the Mac into a much lower price tier without sacrificing the materials and design language associated with Apple laptops.
NEW YORK CITY—Whether you’re talking about the iBook, MacBook, or MacBook Air, Apple’s most basic laptops have started at or within $100 of the $1,000 price point for over 20 years. Sure, the company ...
On Wednesday, all of that changed when Apple announced the MacBook Neo. The new 13-inch laptop, powered by the A18 Pro chip, cuts the starting price almost in half. And, when you think about it, that ...
The MacBook Neo exceeds all expectations and defies all logic. It’s a $599 computer that’s not slow. The cheap laptop sports a light aluminum unibody with exceptional fit and finish, along with a ...
Macworld highlights Apple’s journey from expensive PowerBooks costing over $2,000 to introducing the affordable MacBook Neo at $599. This marks Apple’s first truly budget laptop after 18 years, ...
Save some cash and grab a MacBook Neo? Or splash out on the more powerful Air? Decisions, ...
A year ago, I wrote an editorial that outlined why I thought the Surface Laptop 7 at the time was the best laptop on the market, and that it was so good, it made Apple's MacBook Air look like a bad ...
The newly introduced MacBook Neo is not the MacBook people expected. It’s not chasing raw performance, and it’s certainly not trying to replace machines like the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Rather, ...
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