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Apple has introduced the MacBook Neo as a new entry-level addition to its laptop lineup, aimed at expanding access to the macOS ecosystem. Positioned below the MacBook Air, the device focuses on delivering core MacBook features at a more affordable price point while maintaining the design language and efficiency Apple laptops are known for. The MacBook Neo uses Apple’s modern chip architecture, allowing it to provide strong battery life and efficient performance for everyday tasks such as browsing, productivity work, and media consumption. While it does not target professional workloads like the MacBook Pro, it offers enough power for students and casual users who want a reliable macOS laptop without the premium pricing. The launch reflects Apple’s strategy to widen its hardware ecosystem and attract new users who may have previously chosen mid-range Windows laptops or Chromebooks. By lowering the entry barrier to macOS, the MacBook Neo could help bring more users into Apple’s broader ecosystem of devices and services.