Apple’s upcoming MacBook Neo may lose its most affordable $599 configuration because of a global RAM shortage, according to analyst Tim Culpan.
The budget-friendly base model could be discontinued, leaving only the $699 variant with 512GB of storage. This follows Apple’s recent decision to remove the lowest-priced configuration of the Mac mini, pushing its starting price to $799.
In March, Apple also eliminated the option for 512GB of RAM in the Mac Studio, likely due to supply constraints. The shift comes as demand for the MacBook Neo remains high.
The MacBook Neo launched at a time when the RA…
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