Macworld April 13, 2026

Pimp your MacBook Neo by swapping out your Citrus keys for Indigo

Macworld We’ve pointed out that the MacBook Neo is a great computer at a great price. But if you’re looking for another reason to buy one here’s one: the MacBook Neo is designed so the user can perform hardware repairs on it. Which sounds too good to be true, considering Apple’s DIY history. But not…

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Pimp your MacBook Neo by swapping out your Citrus keys for Indigo

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