Apple's New Chip Changes Everything.

I love the MacBook Neo, I hate the iPad Air. I love the M5 Max and hate the Studio Display. I love good sleep with Fitnexa’s SomniPods 3! Save $10 with code SNAZZY10: https://go.fitnexa.com/JsAaZ4 *Save 10% on Cloth Pro Max with code SNAZZY* - https://copland.supply Follow Snazzy Labs on Twitter - https://twitter.com/snazzylabs Follow me on Bluesky - https://snazzy.fm/UW Follow me on Threads - https://snazzy.fm/XV Follow me on Mastodon - https://snazzy.fm/NN Follow me on Instagram - https://instagram.com/snazzyq Apple's 2025 product blitz delivered seven announcements in three days, headlined by the $599 MacBook Neo — a $499-for-students A18 Pro laptop that essentially replaces the M1 MacBook Air with major trade-offs in battery, speakers, Force Touch trackpad, and just 8GB of memory. The M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros debut Apple's first chiplet design using TSMC SoIC die stacking, replacing efficiency cores with a new mid-tier performance core architecture while hiking prices $200–$400 across the board thanks to the ongoing DRAM memory crisis. Apple also refreshed the Studio Display and killed the Pro Display XDR in favor of a $3,300 27-inch Studio Display XDR with 2,000 mini-LED dimming zones, 120Hz, and nano-texture glass. The iPhone 17e finally adds MagSafe and 256GB base storage with Ceramic Shield 2, while the iPad Air remains the worst value in Apple's tablet lineup despite gaining 12GB of RAM — and the new MacBook Air M5 quietly rose to $1,099. [00:00:00] Introduction to seven new Apple products [00:00:32] iPhone 17e features and improvements [00:01:59] iPad Air criticism and Pro comparison [00:04:07] Sponsor: Fitnexa SomniPods 3 sleep earbuds [00:06:06] MacBook Air M5 price hike analysis [00:07:08] New MacBook Pro models and pricing [00:08:32] Deep dive into M5 silicon architecture [00:16:44] Studio Display and Display XDR updates [00:20:03] MacBook Neo: The new $599 laptop [00:25:23] Final thoughts on Apple's announcement strategy