Apple on Wednesday unveiled a low-cost, entry-level laptop dubbed MacBook Neo, marking the first time the company has targeted a similar audience as Google did with its Chromebook.

The iPhone 17e was announced on Monday through a press release, so there was no real chance to immediately get a hands-on with it.

The MacBook Neo features a 16-hour battery life, the A18 Pro processor with Apple Intelligence support, a multi-touch trackpad, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage.