Apple

Apple's Secret Prototype: The Cellular MacBook of 2007

Apple made a working cellular MacBook prototype in 2007 but never released it - should they finally sell one now? [Poll]
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple made a working cellular MacBook prototype in 2007, but Steve Jobs rejected the idea for two reasons that no longer apply today. With Apple's own modem chip and eSIMs, it may be time to finally release a cellular MacBook. However, public Wi-Fi hotspots are now ubiquitous, and Personal Hotspot on iPhones makes connecting seamless, so there may not be as much demand for a built-in cellular connection in laptops.

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