Apple's vice president of industrial design said the company made no design compromises on the new MacBook Neo, which starts at $599, emphasizing it uses aluminum rather than cheaper materials and maintains MacBook aesthetics in colors like Blush and Citrus. The entry-level MacBook lacks features including backlit keys, MagSafe, and full USB-C speeds, with pre-orders beginning March 4 for an March 11 launch.
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Apple's vice president of industrial design said the company made no design compromises on the new MacBook Neo, which starts at $599, emphasizing it uses aluminum rather than cheaper materials and maintains MacBook aesthetics in colors like Blush and Citrus. The entry-level MacBook lacks features including backlit keys, MagSafe, and full USB-C speeds, with pre-orders beginning March 4 for an March 11 launch.