You’d expect Windows Central to be pretty adamant in favoring Windows laptops over any MacBook. Yet not only the

The new MacBook Neo isn't just an affordable laptop -- it's also a way for Apple to bring disaffected Windows users over into the macOS ecosystem.

Apple has a new entry-level Mac with an affordable price tag called the MacBook Neo. It starts at $599, and comes with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. For some, those specs may sound dated. After all, Windows laptops increasingly ship with 16GB of RAM by default, with gaming and premium PCs sporting 32GB, 64GB or more, along with 1TB of storage.

Apple’s low-cost laptop is already shaking up Windows commentators, who fear hordes of users will move to macOS.

Apple has introduced the MacBook Neo, a new entry-level laptop designed to make macOS more accessible to a wider audience. Starting at $599, the device is the cheapest MacBook the company has released in years and is aimed at students,

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Apple has spent the better part of a decade building a hardware strategy around the idea that the best computers it makes should also be the most expensive. The MacBook Neo, launched today at Rs 69,900 — a price more commonly associated with a mid-range Android phone than a Mac — suggests that strategy is changing.