I don’t understand why you think you have some argument with me. I never “put the blame” on Intel. I never said I “expect Intel to have the technology” at all, so why tell me that’s an unreasonable expectation?It's Apple's implementation overall that makes it unavailable. Putting the blame on Intel seems to shift the blame. It's unreasonable to expect Intel to have the technology, which is rather new in final format, to be in the current CPUs. Apple sticking soldered on components and not offering a M2 slot for WIFI is on Apple not Intel.
I said from the very beginning Apple appeared to be waiting for Intel’s integrated solution. Unless you disagree with that, I really don’t know what you think you’re arguing with me about.
If Apple had wanted to include WiFi 6 and use a non-Intel solution for this MBP—or the upcoming Mac Pro, for that matter—they would have done so, as they did with iPhone 11. They apparently didn’t think it was that big a deal. That’s all I can infer from their actions, anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Anyone who thinks they need WiFi 6 can either wait for Apple to offer it, or if they aren’t interested in waiting for Apple, they can buy another brand. I really don’t see any other real option, but maybe I’m missing something.