MacBook Neo is Apple’s cheapest route into a new Mac, starting at £599 for the 256GB model, with education pricing from £499. For the money, the hardware is more interesting than the price might suggest: a 13-inch Liquid Retina display, aluminium enclosure, A18 Pro chip and four finishes — silver, blush, citrus and indigo. Apple rates battery life at up to 16 hours, and the fanless design means it runs silently. The compromises are fairly obvious. The base model has 8GB of unified memory, two USB-C ports rather than Thunderbolt, and support for one external display. Those limits matter more if…

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