It seems that a radiance feature targeting business travelers a decade back, implanted 3G, and now 4G, have become even more established in PC laptops targeting consumers. The most recent MacBook update from Apple in the rear-view mirror, now has a good time as any to think about what could be taken to the next generation of the notebook lineup of the company.
The wireless technology has also been griped by Apple in its iPad, having bounced it from the iPhone to the actual iPad on GSM network from AT&T, then again later, on CDMA network from Verizon with the iPad 2. So what is the problem in introducing that same technology to Macs? So, should we think that Apple is waiting for something?
Of particular interest is implanted mobile broadband, an important exclusion to the Mac laptop series that has now stretched into a game of waiting of its own. This is the technology that allows your computer tab into mobile networks and use broadband information while you are on the go.
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