Molly Anderson, Apple’s Industrial Design Leader, discusses the process behind creating the MacBook Neo in a new interview today. Tom Ravenscroft at Dezeen has the interview, in which Anderson discusses the new machine that happens to have the most recycled material of any Apple product. In the piece, Anderson talks about how Apple didn’t just turn to older technology to create a lower-priced MacBook, but instead made something new: “People’s assumption about the way that you make something that’s affordable is often – you use an older technology, maybe use a cheaper material or find a way to cut a corner somewhere,” she said. “But for us it was important for it to be quintessentially a MacBook.…