Apple announces new product line, MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e
Apple announces new product line, MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e
Publish Date: 2026-03-05 13:05:00
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Apple has announced new products including a new MacBook line, iPhone 17e, and newer models of computer monitors. This is in keeping with the company’s pattern of launching new products in March. All these products are available for pre-order now, and are set to release on March 11.
Apple announced the Apple MacBook Air (M5), Apple MacBook Pro (M5 Pro), Apple MacBook Pro (M5 Max) and brand-new Apple MacBook Neo. While the exterior of these laptops all look similar, they all come with more storage and a higher starting price. The MacBook Neo is the newest budget-friendly laptop with its low price-point.
In fact, the MacBook Neo is Apple’s lowest-priced laptop. It starts at $599. Unlike other MacBooks, it uses an A-18 processor inside, like an iPhone. However, it has a less detailed screen than other models and a lower battery life.
The iPhone 17e comes as an expected successor to iPhone 16e. Unlike its predecessor, the new iPhone 17e now comes with MagSafe capabilities, which means users can attach magnetic accessories and charge wirelessly with compatible MagSafe chargers, including handy add-ons like snap-on wallets, stands, and portable power banks.
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The $599 iPhone 17e starts at the same price that the iPhone 16e did last year, but the new model comes with more storage — 256GB compared to iPhone 16e’s 128 GB. The iPhone 17e also got an upgraded modem: the C1X, which should contribute to better energy efficiency, according to Apple. This translates to a higher battery life.
As mentioned, the iPhone 17e starts at $599. It comes in soft pink, black, and white, and in two storage configurations — 256GB and 512GB.
The iPad Air lineup now includes a model powered by the M4 chip. According to Apple, the M4 chip, compared with the M3 chip inside its predecessor, delivers a 30 percent bump in performance. The M4-packed iPad Air now has more RAM, jumping from 8GB…
