US EditionApple debuts $599 MacBook Neo to challenge Chromebooks, Windows PCs
- Apple has launched the MacBook Neo, a budget-friendly MacBook priced at Rs 69,900 in India to compete with Chromebooks and Windows PCs offered for classrooms and households.
- The MacBook Neo features a 13-inch Liquid Retina display, an A18 Pro chip from the iPhone 16 Pro, 8GB RAM, up to 512GB storage, and a fanless recycled aluminum body with multiple color options.
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Apple introduced its new MacBook model with the intention of becoming a popular copy among users with the cheapest price of the US technology company.
The MacBook NEO is available at Walmart for preorder - Price begins at $599
Apple has officially redefined entry‑level laptops with the 13-inch MacBook Neo, a colorful, ultra‑portable Mac built around the powerful A18 Pro chip, all starting at just $599. This model from Walmart packs performance into a slim aluminum design, making it an ideal pick for students, remote workers, creatives on the go, and anyone wanting a modern Mac without the premium price tag.
Over the last decade, the entrance floor for Apple's portable computer ecosystem was marked by the MacBook Air (here you can read our model 2025 review with the M4 chip), a computer that, while immensely popular, rarely managed to get off the $1,000 barrier.That changed on Wednesday morning of this week.From New York, Apple introduced the MacBook Neo, a direct bet on the Chromebooks and mid-range PCs flotation line that rewrites the brand's stan…
MacBook Neo Price and Specs: How It Stacks Up Against Chromebooks
Apple has unveiled its most affordable MacBook to date, the MacBook Neo, starting at $599 (roughly £450). The new entry-level laptop introduces Apple's first use of an iPhone-class processor in a MacBook, signalling the company's push to attract cost-conscious buyers while the global laptop market faces component shortages. The MacBook Neo promises improved performance, a compact design, and integration with Apple's ecosystem, raising the questi…
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