Apple won’t go broke for us, so why should we go broke for Apple?

Macworld
Jun 30, 2026, 6:30 am157 ptsTrending
Macworld Boy, it seems like it was just a month ago that we were making fun of the competition’s prices, doesn’t it? The MacBook Neo came out at the low, low price of just five dollars and ninety-nine cents (okay, it was actually $599, but it seemed crazy cheap), causing a seismic wave in the PC industry. And,…

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