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Apple launches $599 MacBook Neo

Everything Apple announced this week: MacBook Neo, iPhone 17e and more

Apple had promised a “big week” for the company as rumors swirled that it had a number of product announcements lined up.

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Apple drops 6 new products. See MacBook Neo and more.

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Apple to release cheapest MacBook ever

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Apple’s new $599 MacBook Neo borrows iPhone chip to make play for budget-laptop market share

Apple debuted its newest — and cheapest — MacBook on Wednesday, finishing a three-day stretch of new hardware announcements that also featured a new iPhone 17e, iPad Air, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air.

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

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Apple unveils cheapest MacBook yet: What you need to know

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Apple Launch Week: New iPhones, M5 Macs, and a $599 MacBook Neo

The week kicked off on Monday, March 2, with the iPhone 17e, the most affordable model in the iPhone 17 family.

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The MacBook Neo Is a Fashion Person’s Laptop

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MacBook Neo Hands-On: The Dawn of the True ‘Budget’ Laptop

TechNewsWorld

Apple Adds Brain-to-Computer Protocol to Its Accessibility Repertoire

Among a raft of upcoming accessibility tools revealed Tuesday, Apple announced a new protocol for brain-to-computer interfaces (BCIs) within its Switch Control feature. The protocol allows iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS devices to support an emerging technology ...

Computerworld

Apple to deploy MCP support for powerful AI experiences

It is a universally acknowledged truth that Apple has fallen behind in artificial intelligence, even though millions of its products can already run most cloud-based models as well as its own on-device AI, presently in the form of Apple Intelligence.

AppleInsider

Apple discontinuing support for older Home architecture in February 2026

The original Apple Home architecture will officially lose support in February 2026, giving users additional time to prepare for the change and inevitable discontinuation. However, the iPhone maker has now decided to postpone the discontinuation of its ...

PC Magazine

You Can Now Control Apple Devices With a Brain Implant (If You Have One)

You Can Now Control Apple Devices With a Brain Implant (If You Have One) Apple adds support for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) to iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS. It's currently working with startup Synchron to test it on patients.