I've traveled more in the last year than I have in my entire life, and it's making me yearn for something that Apple has long ignored: cellular enabled Mac laptops. The lack of built-in cellular connectivity feels like an oversight. Why it makes sense for Apple: increase hardware margins Apple could charge an additional $199 per laptop for cellular support.
For businesses, especially those with a large remote or mobile workforce, reliable internet access is critical. A MacBook with built-in cellular hardware would provide employees with an instant, secure connection, no matter where they are. This would help companies streamline operations by reducing the need to pay for upgraded hotel Wi-Fi or tethering.
Incorporating cellular hardware into MacBooks would also allow IT teams to better manage and monitor connectivity, enhancing overall productivity and security within corporate environments.
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