Apple Ramps Up MacBook Neo Production as Soaring Demand Outpaces Supply

52 articles · Updated · Wccftech · Apr 13

Apple has sold out its initial inventory of the $599 MacBook Neo, prompting urgent production increases to meet unexpectedly strong global demand.
Apple has raised its sales forecast for the MacBook Neo from 7 million to 10 million units and is rushing additional orders to suppliers.
Supply constraints are partly due to limited stocks of the A18 Pro chip; Apple may resume chip production, potentially impacting profit margins.

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