Samantha Kelly

And what it wants to do is to look at predictive health.

So perhaps

taking all the information and being preventative when it comes to heart attacks, strokes and other things down the line.

Also, some ongoing conversations, therefore, with the U.S.

FDA.

Thank you.

Good morning.

My name is Ilana Leopold, and I'm very honored to serve as the executive director of Mayor-elect Mamdani's leadership team.

That's right, and thanks for having me.

Yeah, it's really interesting.

This would be a pretty big departure from what we've seen from Apple before of the more premium standpoint with computers, but this would bring it down to a lower end, probably in the $600 to $800 range.

It would be more targeted towards students, small businesses, it wouldn't be able to do

everything, but you'd be able to surf the web, some documents, some light editing, and it would really open up the market for a lot of people who might have an iPhone but aren't ready to make that jump.

Some MacBooks start at $999 to your point.

These are pretty expensive computers.

We're expecting it soon, but it's not imminent.

So it's in development.

It's already in production.

So we're thinking the first half of next year, probably in the spring, maybe somewhere between maybe March and June.

Yeah, it's interesting you say that.