苹果MacBook Neo成为公司十多年来最易维修的笔记本电脑

Apple’s MacBook Neo is drawing attention for something rarely associated with modern Mac laptops: repairability. According to a detailed teardown by iFixit, the MacBook Neo earned a 6 out of 10 on the site’s repairability index — the highest score for a MacBook in roughly 14 years. The rating marks a notable shift in Apple’s hardware philosophy. For much of the past decade, MacBooks have been criticized for heavy adhesive use, soldered components, and tightly integrated assemblies that made independent repairs difficult and expensive. With the MacBook Neo, Apple appears to be recalibrating — particularly for education buyers and institutional customers focused on long-term durability and lower maintenance costs. …