Apple's new iPad follows the same pricing structure as the previous generation, starting at $599 for the 128GB 11-inch model and moving up to $799 for the 13-inch device. With that boosted M4 processor at the helm, it's got its sights set on the best gaming tablets, promising up to 30% faster performance.

As such, the MacBook Neo should help Apple compete with cheap Windows laptops and Chromebooks. Pricing it at $499 for educational use won’t exactly hurt either. Apple is really lowering the cost of entry for those looking to pick up a new MacBook here.