The MacBook Neo is disrupting the laptop space and putting Apple into the conversation as a value option like it’s never been before. With a price starting at $599 (or $499 for students and teachers), the colorful laptop’s A18 Pro chip may be stolen from older iPads and iPhones, but it offers more than enough performance for everyday tasks and web browsing. From the screen sharpness, trackpad/keyboard feel, and its aluminum build, everything else about it is in line with more expensive MacBooks. And that means PC makers have a hot new competitor to contend with and adapt to — one that they weren’t ready for. Here’s all the news and analysis of Apple’s Mac for the masses.A MacBook Neo heatsink mod dramatically improves its gaming performance.I’m testing the MacBook Neo’s competition. What do you want to know?A simple mod with a sliver of thermal pad boosts the MacBook Neo’s performance.Upgrading the MacBook Neo’s storage is satisfying ASMR, but don’t try this at home.iFixit calls the Neo Apple’s “most repairable MacBook in 14 Years.”The MacBook Neo is a winnerPC makers are not ready for the MacBook NeoThe MacBook Neo is surprisingly easy to disassemble and repair.Pro videographer finds the MacBook Neo more capable than expected.Here’s where you can buy Apple’s budget-friendly MacBook NeoI reviewed the MacBook Neo, ask me anythingMacBook Neo review: the Mac for the massesPreorders for Apple’s colorful MacBook Neo come with a $25 gift cardMacBook Neo versus an old MacBook Air: good luckApple launches $599 MacBook Neo powered by an iPhone chipOur first hands-on look at Apple’s MacBook NeoApple’s website leaks MacBook ‘Neo,’ which could be its new cheaper laptopApple helped kill netbooks. Will it bring them back?Bring back the iBook, you cowardsApple is reportedly working on a cheaper Mac laptop with an iPhone chipA MacBook with an iPhone chip.