Apple 13-inch MacBook Neo: A18 Pro chip with 6‑core CPU and 5‑core GPU, with Touch ID, 512GB SSD - Indigo - MHFG4LL/A (2026) color__Fiesta / Amber Yellow 5" TFT LCD active matrix MWTY3AM/A

Name: Apple 13-inch MacBook Neo: A18 Pro chip with 6‑core CPU and 5‑core GPU, with Touch ID, 512GB SSD - Indigo - MHFG4LL/A (2026) color__Fiesta / Amber Yellow 5" TFT LCD active matrix MWTY3AM/A
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SKU: 8668112972
Price: 402.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4842 (22 reviews)

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Apple 13 inch MacBook Neo: A18 Pro chip with 6‑core CPU and 5‑core GPU, with Touch ID, 512GB SSD Indigo MHFG4LL A (2026) color__Fiesta Amber Yellow 5" TFT LCD active matrix MWTY3AM A 5" TFT LCD active matrix monitor and keyboard with a built in touchpad for a space saving 192 levels of pressure sensitivity and low activation Force recognizes even the lightest pen strokes 13 inch MacBook Neo 20W USB C Power Adapter

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