Refurbished MacBook Neo models have appeared on Apple’s online store, but the savings may not be as generous as you would expect.
Apple raised MacBook prices this week. Amazon hasn’t updated every listing yet, and these five Prime Day deals are the window to buy before it does.
Intel’s upcoming Core 3 304 processor has appeared in new benchmarks, posting PassMark scores surprisingly close to Apple’s A18 Pro-powered MacBook Neo.
The MacBook Neo shipped 1.1 million units in its first weeks on sale, IDC estimates, as Apple pushes deeper into the mainstream laptop market.
Dell XPS 13 comes equipped with a sharper 120Hz screen, backlit keyboard, faster ports, and a biometric face scan perk to fill the feature gaps left by the MacBook Air.
Acer’s latest Swift laptop packs some surprisingly premium upgrades, and its biggest challenge may be a budget MacBook.
Kansas City Public Schools is replacing thousands of Windows PCs and Chromebooks with MacBook Neo laptops and iPads, giving Apple a major classroom test as Intel pushes cheaper Windows rivals.
Chuwi’s UniBook pairs Intel’s new Wildcat Lake Core 3 chip with a 14-inch 100% sRGB display, generous ports, and an estimated $449 price.
Asus’ new Intel Wildcat Lake Vivobooks are putting early pressure on the MacBook Neo, with aggressive China pricing, practical ports, and a faster 16-inch display option leading the attack.
Intel is trying to make budget Windows laptops look a lot less bargain-bin. Project Firefly, launched in China alongside Intel’s Wildcat Lake laptop chips, gives PC makers a common hardware playbook for thinner, cleaner, lower-cost systems that can tak…