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    <description>　This model caused quite a stir when it first came out… After all, it’s a smartphone SoC that actually powered that Macintosh… To be honest, I don’t use this Neo all that much. I bought it for when I’m out and about, but since I’m basically an old-timer, I hardly ever leave the house. Well, I get the feeling that old-timers like me only put light loads on PC, so this should be more than enough. As for why I chose this model, before buying this one—and even before buying the Geekom-A8—my previous machine was the M2Max MacStudio-2023 32GB/1TB. After that, I had a few things I wanted to do, so I bought the Geekom-A8.Geekom-A8 Once I started using that, it pretty much handled everything I needed. I began thinking, “I don’t really need the MacStudio…” so I ended up selling it. Not having a Mac makes me feel a bit uneasy, and I also wanted a portable PC that I could use on the go without any issues. That’s why I went with the Neo.</description>
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