One of the ways that enabled Apple to get to that $599 price point for the MacBook Neo was using binned, or leftover A18 Pro chipsets, which feature a 5-core GPU instead of the 6-core configuration used on the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. With its attractive entry-level positioning, the new portable Mac would undoubtedly be picking up steam, just as long as Apple has the available parts, which, according to the latest report, it doesn’t. Now, the technology giant is stuck tackling a conundrum; ask its suppliers to resume production or stick with the current shipment tally and […]
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