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$599 MacBook Neo is Apple's cheapest Mac laptop yet

Apple Launches $599 MacBook Neo, Threatening Windows PC Market

Apple Inc. rolled out the $599 MacBook Neo in its biggest push yet into low-end laptops, aiming to challenge Windows PCs and Chromebooks for budget-minded shoppers.

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Apple announces MacBook Neo, its most affordable laptop ever

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These Cheap Laptops Have Twice the Storage and Memory as the MacBook Neo

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Apple Launches New MacBooks With M5 Chips, Bigger Base Storage

Apple on ⁠Tuesday ⁠launched a ⁠series of MacBook laptops at a starting price of $1,099, as it looks ‌to attract customers with ‌new hardware in a ⁠shrinking ⁠PC market that is grappling with memory c...

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Apple unveils cheapest MacBook yet: What you need to know

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A is for affordable: Apple launches $599 MacBook Neo

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Apple debuts $599 MacBook Neo to challenge Chromebooks, Windows PCs

At $599, it is far cheaper in both nominal and ⁠inflation-adjusted terms than Apple's previous non-Pro, non-Air MacBook, which debuted in May 2006 at $1,099 - roughly $1,750 in today’s dollars.

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MacBook Neo vs. M5 MacBook Air: All the trade-offs you'll make to save $500

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MacBook Neo hands-on: Apple build quality at a substantially lower price

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Dear Bored Windows Users: The Time To Give Mac A Try Has Finally Arrived

The new MacBook Neo isn't just an affordable laptop -- it's also a way for Apple to bring disaffected Windows users over into the macOS ecosystem.

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Apple launches lower-end $849 MacBook Neo, threatening Windows PC market

Apple launches the £849 MacBook Neo, a new low-end laptop designed to challenge Windows PCs and Chromebooks for budget-minded shoppers. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.