Name: I Finally Got The MacBook Neo!
Uploaded: 2026-03-28T21:33:27.000Z
Duration: 15 min 42 s
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Hey, speaking of things that are all going to be good, I don't know if it's all going to be good,

but I want to try—I want to touch the MacBook Neo.

Adverbs of manner

I haven't actually, uh, I haven't seen one in person yet, so I—I did my video.

On the Apple unveiling event: 6-core CPU, 5-core GPU, 13-inch liquid retina, yep, blah, blah, blah.

Can you imagine if I told you, you know, back when you were dailying that ASUS Bamboo laptop, that you'd be able to buy— Those stats?

—a $600 laptop with a 2408 x 1506 pixel display?

I mean, the first thing you would have said was, "What the fuck are those numbers for a display resolution?" Probably.

And then the second thing you would have done, said, after you did the math, is, "Damn, that's some fine pixels per inch here." Um, yeah, it's only got 8 gigs of RAM, 256 gigs of storage, but

guys— Honestly, at that time I was—I was even cheaper,

and I might have wondered if I could just get one in a lower resolution considering the screen size.

I mean, it only has, like, I think it was like a 37-watt-hour battery or something like that.

Yeah, dude, what you're doing on here is not that complicated.

Uh, this was apparently, according to iFixit, Apple's most repairable MacBook ever.

It turns out Apple can just put screws in the damn thing so that we can just unscrew them and then just take the bottom off.

It's nice that it's so repairable because the education stuff— Yeah.

—if this ends up in schools, it's going to get beat on.

Now, I actually saw that, uh, Frameworks CEO—investment disclosure—uh, Frameworks CEO did, like, a reaction to Apple's repairability versus framework.

I suspect—I haven't actually watched it—I suspect, you know, yeah, it's—it's not a framework, Nirav.

But the way that an organization like a school is going to repair a laptop is not at the, like, individual component level.

It's like, can they swap in a new mainboard?

Can they get the bloody thing open compared to do they need, like, a, you know, a heat gun or whatever to take apart the glue?

but I wouldn't be able to tell you anything about his response.

Like, yeah, it's not milled out of a single piece of aluminum, right?

Because they've got—they've got screws on the bottom.

So it's not like they—you know, it's not like a super fancy unibody, you know, like they used to do.

There are a lot more expensive laptops—I've done that too—that have just...

Did you—did you—did the hair raise on the back of your neck then when you heard that sound?

As far as I've heard, it's just the same keyboard, so it should be good, but we'll see.

I think I—I think I might have said a wrong thing.

The bottom's a separate piece, but the top does seem to be unibody.

Dude, I think—I think that—I think that—I think this...

Yeah, bottom is stamped, but I think the upper...

The upper piece is... is milled out of a single piece of aluminum.