I wonder if the bootloader will be locked down, I hope not.
MacBook Neo
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Re: MacBook Neo
#32Re: MacBook Neo
#331. Gawd damn, scrolling through that page full of all those bright colors with their saturation cranked up to 11, feels like I'm being flash-banged by a Cocomelon episode. No other page from Apple is like that. wtf 2. Would a used older hand-me-down Macbook Air/Pro not be better performance/value than this iPhone board in a cheap laptop shell? There was a guy here saying he bought a used Macbook Air M1 16GB for 250 E…
This is by design, who do you think the target market for this Macbook is?
Re: MacBook Neo
#34An iPhone in a laptop body to be an Apple "Chromebook", I can only imagine this will be pretty popular.
Re: MacBook Neo
#35$599, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB, *No* Touch ID $699, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB, Touch ID Honestly pretty fantastic product and price. This is clearly targeted towards education but I think I will happily replace by MacBook Air M1 with this :)
8GB is STILL perfectly fine for a starter notebook, casual browsing and light work. Noone is going to develop on this after all.
Fantastic value for money.
Honestly what I am (pleasantly) surprised by is the minijack.
Re: MacBook Neo
#36Re: MacBook Neo
#37What's that slot on the side? Antenna?
Re: MacBook Neo
#38$599, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB, *No* Touch ID $699, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB, Touch ID Honestly pretty fantastic product and price. This is clearly targeted towards education but I think I will happily replace by MacBook Air M1 with this :)
IMO that form factor was perfect for a small, low end laptop, it just needed a more power efficient chip, and a screen with smaller bezels.
Re: MacBook Neo
#39Forget memory - this is like the more major loss in terms feature set.