The successor to the MacBook Neo, reportedly named MacBook Neo 2, is rumored to feature significant hardware upgrades. Key among these is an increase in RAM from 8GB to 12GB. The device is also expected to incorporate a new A19 Pro chip, succeeding the current A18 Pro chip.
The current MacBook Neo, while capable for most general computing tasks, has been noted for its 8GB RAM as a potential limitation for users engaged in intensive activities such as heavy video editing, application coding, or running local AI models. The rumored 50% increase in memory aims to address these performance concerns.
The upgraded 12GB of RAM in the MacBook Neo 2 is also anticipated to better support upcoming AI features in macOS 27. Some of these new functionalities are expected to require a minimum of 12GB of memory, making the increased RAM a necessary enhancement for future software compatibility and performance.
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Rumors indicate the upcoming MacBook Neo 2 will include 12GB of RAM, an increase from the current 8GB, and an A19 Pro chip. This memory upgrade is expected to improve performance for demanding tasks and support new AI features in macOS 27.