The ongoing memory crisis means higher prices for the tech we've come to depend on. Laptops have been hit especially hard by ...

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Apple’s new MacBook Neo is hard to beat if you just want a traditional laptop with a reliable trackpad and keyboard. For $599, MacBook Neo offers 256GB storage, 8GB RAM, and a 13-inch display with ...

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On Wednesday, all of that changed when Apple announced the MacBook Neo. The new 13-inch laptop, powered by the A18 Pro chip, cuts the starting price almost in half. And, when you think about it, that ...

The global memory crisis is making it harder to find good laptops at a price you can afford. Start with these picks.

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After a week of product announcements—starting with the iPhone 17e, a refreshed iPad Air, and more powerful MacBook Pro models—Apple has unveiled a new category in its laptop lineup for the first time ...

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