iPhone 17e, MacBook Neo and 4 more: 6 Apple products going on sale in India today, details
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Apple is set to bring a bunch of new devices on sale in India today, following multiple launches last week. From the new MacBook Neo to the iPhone 17e, here are all the new Apple products that you can buy.
Apple had a busy time last week. The Cupertino giant announced a bunch of new products, ranging from the affordable MacBook Neo to the high-end MacBook Pro models, as well as the new iPhone 17e. And now, these new devices are finally set to go on sale.
If you are looking to buy a new Apple device, here is everything you need to know about what’s in store from today. Do note, that pre-orders were open for all products in the past week.
The MacBook Neo was the highlight of Apple’s launches this month. The device is the most affordable MacBook in the company’s lineup, and caters to younger uses.
Instead of an M-series chipset, the Neo uses the A18 Pro SoC from the iPhone 16 Pro, albeit with one less GPU core. Though this should still provide adequate power for the average user. The MacBook Neo also comes with an aluminium build, with some vibrant colour options.
The device gets a 13-inch IPS panel. Apple claims that you can get up to 16 hours of battery life with the Neo. You also get a 1080p FaceTime HD camera, dual microphones, and side-firing speakers with Spatial Audio support.
The MacBook Neo starts in India at Rs 69,900 for the 256GB variant. Do note that you get Touch ID support only with the 512GB variant that is priced at Rs 79,900. However, students can get Rs 10,000 off via Apple’s Education discount.
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