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Apple unveils MacBook Neo, its most affordable laptop ever

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For years, the cheapest way to get into the Mac lineup was a $999 laptop. on wednesday, apple Cut that price almost in half.

The company announced the MacBook Neo, a colorful and lightweight laptop powered by an iPhone-grade chip. This is the company’s most affordable laptop ever.

The announcement concludes a three-day hardware blitz that has already seen refreshes across the iPhone 17e, iPad Air, and MacBook Pro series.

Starting at $599, the MacBook Neo is Apple’s first dedicated low-cost Mac in more than a decade, and a distinctly different effort. google Chromebooks and entry-level Windows machines are dominating classrooms and the first-time buyer market.

“There’s no other laptop like it,” John Ternas, Apple’s senior vice president of hardware engineering, said in a statement.

The laptop features a 13-inch display, a 2.7-pound lightweight metal body, and a colorful finish that gives it a friendlier, more consumer-friendly look than the rest of Apple’s notebook lineup.

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It has up to 500 nits of brightness (comparable to a MacBook Air) and features two USB-C ports and a headphone jack. The base model comes with 256 GB of storage, while the $100 more expensive version doubles that capacity and adds Touch ID.

Apple also offers educational discounts.

MacBook Neo will be available for pre-order on Wednesday and will be available starting March 11th. Apple says it has up to 16 hours of battery life, comes in indigo, blush, citrus, and silver colors, and has dual side-firing speakers. MacBook Air has 18 hours of battery life.

Apple’s low-cost MacBook was already an open secret at the time of its release.

On Tuesday, Apple briefly posted a regulatory filing for the device (model A3404) on its European Union compliance page, then removed it. This effectively confirmed what had already been widely predicted: a lower-priced MacBook.

Unlike the MacBook Air and Pro, which run on Apple’s M-series processors, the Neo uses the A18 Pro chip, the same family of silicon found in the iPhone. This gives Apple room to significantly lower prices, even if it has less processing power than the rest of the Mac lineup.

Although the Neo runs on iPhone-class chips, it still uses the full macOS operating system found in Apple’s laptop lineup.

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Throughout the week, Apple touted faster chips and more memory, and Apple Intelligence received further enhancements across its lineup, including low-cost devices.

Neo brings the same approach to a part of the market that Apple has largely conceded to for years: students, budget-conscious households, and the many iPhone users who have never owned a Mac.

The company says the device can perform artificial intelligence tasks up to three times faster than a laptop.

Mac sales in the holiday quarter fell nearly 7% from a year earlier to $8.39 billion, falling short of analysts’ expectations for sales of about $9 billion. This pressure comes at the same time Apple is raising prices on the rest of its lineup of laptops.

On Tuesday, MacBook Air prices increased by $100, with the 13-inch M5 model starting at $1,099, while the 16-inch MacBook Pro with M5 Max rose $400 to $3,899.

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