Apple’s March 2026 launch of the MacBook Neo as its lowest-priced laptop, powered by the A18 Pro chip and starting at $599, established strong ongoing demand among students and first-time buyers, driving the 97.4% market-implied probability against discontinuation. The model continues to receive full macOS support, including the September 2026 Golden Gate update, while Apple prepares a 2027 refresh with an A19 Pro chip and more RAM. High trader consensus reflects its role filling the entry-level slot below the MacBook Air, positive early sales, and absence of any announced end-of-life plans. Realistic shifts could stem from sharply lower demand prompting a base-model price adjustment or supply-chain constraints on A-series chips, though these remain low-probability near-term outcomes given the product’s positioning and production ramp.
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