00:00Neo has Apple's A18 Pro chip, which is the same processor they used in iPhone 16 Pro.
00:06The A18 Pro, it's not like a replacement for a low-end, like the chip you get on Chromebook,
00:12or even an i3 that you'd get on maybe a low-cost Windows system. This is going to be a
00:18more
00:18powerful chip, and I think it's going to be a more powerful system. The question is,
00:22how much more powerful? One key to that, one clue, is the 8GB of RAM. That will probably be
00:30one of the largest limiting factors, second only to the storage space, 256GB of storage.
00:38I think it does feel a bit weird for it to be the chip that's in your iPhone.
00:41I think it's almost a flex, to be honest, to be like,
00:44we can build a laptop that's going to be this powerful, but using an iPhone chip.
00:48I was thrilled to see they had hit that price point. We were all standing there before the
00:52event, and I remember somebody said, oh, $6.99. Then someone else said, I heard $7.99. I said,
00:59look, if it comes in at either of those prices, it's a meaningless product. No one's going to care.
01:06I said, they have to break the mold here. If they don't come in at $5.99, people are not
01:10going to get
01:10excited.
01:10It's literally the perfect product for someone like my sister, who's like college age,
01:15just wants something to be able to send emails and do work, and it'd be a new shiny Mac. And
01:20you're
01:20smart in that it looks, it doesn't look cheap. I think the colors are smart in that it makes it
01:24seem accessible and fun.
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