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Apple executives voice confidence in MacBook Neo, cite past flops

Apple executives said the MacBook Neo has received a positive early response a month after its launch, while also citing past failures such as the first MacBook Air released in 2008 and Apple Maps at launch. In an interview with Tom’s Guide, hardware chief John Ternus and marketing head Greg Joswiak discussed product strategy and lessons from missteps. They said Neo’s competitiveness goes beyond value for money and rests on overall product quality.

Telecommunications & Media

Apple expands DIY repairs with parts sales for MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e

Apple has begun selling official self-repair parts for its latest devices, including the MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e. It updated its Self Service Repair Store to add parts and tools for several newly released products, including iPad Air M4, MacBook Air M5, MacBook Pro models, and new Studio Display products. Apple said users can buy or rent parts and tools and use official repair manuals to carry out repairs.

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.