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MacBook Neo’s success wasn’t luck, it was a plan
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The United Nations attempt to regulate AI could complicate enterprise compliance – Computerworld
It’s difficult to ignore the fact that Apple seems to have turned its MacBook Neo into a weapon to promote platform growth, with enough performance under the hood to make competitors seem inferior.
And even as the PC industry moves to try to compete with Apple’s last huge Mac success, the company is already planning a powerful follow-up.
That points to the discipline Apple has applied to the Mac since the introduction of Apple Silicon.
The company has built a clear product roadmap, strong entry-level pricing, and steady performance gains.
This focus is now paying dividends, giving people the impetus to keep placing their trust in Apple and its Macs — even as the industry raises prices in the face of RAMageddon and price increases.