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Telecommunications & Media
Can Apple\'s MacBook Neo handle work tasks? Documents, collaboration and Photoshop run smoothly
A hands-on review says Apple’s entry-level MacBook Neo, launched in March, delivers enough performance for everyday tasks such as writing documents, web-based collaboration and light image editing. The laptop uses an A18 Pro CPU used in the iPhone 16 Pro and is priced below $600, or 990,000 won in South Korea. Testing focused on typical workflows rather than pro video production. Reviewers cited missing keyboard backlighting, a different trackpad feel, USB-C charging and battery drain as drawbacks.
AI & Enterprise
Apple to acquire video editing software firm MotionVFX to step up competition with Adobe
Apple will acquire video editing software company MotionVFX as part of efforts to strengthen the competitiveness of Final Cut Pro, TechCrunch reported on March 16. The purchase price was not disclosed. Warsaw-based MotionVFX has worked with Apple for more than 15 years, developing plugins and templates for Final Cut Pro, and offers subscription-based video tools starting at $29 a month. Apple also recently launched a creator subscription bundle.
AI & Enterprise
Apple launches $12.99-a-month Creator Studio app bundle
Apple is launching a Creator Studio subscription service to support creative work, TechCrunch reported on Jan. 13. The bundle costs $12.99 a month or $129 a year and includes six major apps for video, music and graphic design, plus premium iWork content. It includes Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro and Pixelmator Pro for Mac and iPad, as well as Mac-only Motion, Compressor and MainStage. Students and educators pay $2.99 a month or $29.99 a year. New subscribers get a one-month free trial.
