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Why doesn't the MBA have Cellular WiFi capability?
If they can fit a SIM card slot and a cellular antenna into the iPad why can't the MBA have the same?
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Because they don't want to I guess. Why they don't want is anybody's guess, not enough demand for it, not enough space for it, Apple want people to buy iPads, people don't really want another SIM contract etc etc..but there is no formal response on it from Apple so it's all going to be guesses.
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takes up space and power.
idk about you but my S3 tethers perfectly, have to love unlimited LTE data as well ![]() plus add in Air Droid and this Air is a complete solution. Can leave my phone in my bad and do anything from the Air |
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That's why I got the Verizon iPad as I can use it as an Hotspot as well
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Dunn know but am hoping the VERY AFFORDABLE ChromeBook is making laptop vendors take notice.
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We have been here: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1417964
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i doubt it
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I am assuming power consumption and demand for such a product would be primary concerns.
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Would cut into tablet sales.
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Like 53X12 said these laptops are 100% cloud based and are fairly useless without a connection. Because of that 3G can be an important asset. With a MBA you can work locally so constant connections aren't a major concern. Couple that with lots of free wifi spots and hotspot/tethering with phones and there is little need a cellular connection.
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I had a Toshiba R600 a while back. In many ways, it was ages ahead of the MBA. It had a built in 3G radio which I thought was one of the best features about it. You never have to tether it - just open the lid and instant connectivity. I would love it if the next generation MBA had it.
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