You might want a more powerful processor or a bigger screen, but a laptop that doesn’t weigh you down is essential.

Love the MacBook Neo's price but hate all of the compromises required? Let me introduce you to the Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1, now down to just $549.

A new gaming test shows how Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo performs across 10 different games, highlighting both the surprising strengths and the limits of Apple’s budget laptop.

★★★★☆ With a 2-inch bump in screen size that looks and feels like more, this is a nice upgrade for me. Photo: David Snow/Cult of Mac The 11-inch Apple M1 iPad Air (5th generation) I used for the past ...

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Apple's new $599 MacBook Neo is a snappy 13-inch that feels a lot like its older siblings, but I can't help but wonder how it ...

I'm glad I wasn't the only one a bit shocked by Apple using the worst memory crisis in recent history to put out the most ...

No longer Apple's MacBook entry point, the 13-inch Air is now a bit of a question mark for students, while the rest of us are probably better off with the larger Air.

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The $599 MacBook Neo is certain to become the first new, non-hand-me-down MacBook for many. The name "Neo" is intentional. Apple is appealing to new users who can't afford to spend more than $1,000 on ...

MacBook Neo vs iPad 11 comparison reveals specs, performance, portability, and productivity to help choose between Apple's ...

If you don’t need the sheer power of the M5 Max chip, you can step down to the still-very-beefy M5 Pro chip. A 14-inch ...