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When I first tested the MacBook Neo in March, it was clear Apple had a compelling product on its hands. Fast forward a month, and consumers seem to agree.

The MacBook Neo is currently backlogged on Apple's official website, with orders for new devices not shipping until mid-May. The same may go for in-store pickup, which, depending on your location, could take just as long: some Apple Stores are citing product arrival dates of May 11 or later.

Also: After using MacBook Neo, it's clear Windows needs to rethink its PC strategy (and fast)