Before the Skylake mess, I remember the Sandy Bridge MBPs were incredible but they somehow lacked usb 3 because of Intel’s chipset being slow to support usb 3, then early 2015, the 13” MBP shipped with Broadwell, but the 15” MBP was delayed and then eventually shipped with the force trackpad but with refreshed Haswell chips instead.
This all seemed to lead to the Skylake mess where Apple was prevented from 32GB of ram in the 15” model, and Intel still can’t support LPDDR4, still can’t support WiFi 6, etc.
Also intel’s underwhelming performance on the modem front seemed to be the primary reason why our iPhone 11’s lack 5G. Also the Intel LTE modems were somewhat inferior
Seemed like the troubles started in the early part of the decade only to manifest now into a full blown breakup?
what’s been going on at Intel from going from a tech company that can do no wrong to basically fumbling everything these days?
This all seemed to lead to the Skylake mess where Apple was prevented from 32GB of ram in the 15” model, and Intel still can’t support LPDDR4, still can’t support WiFi 6, etc.
Also intel’s underwhelming performance on the modem front seemed to be the primary reason why our iPhone 11’s lack 5G. Also the Intel LTE modems were somewhat inferior
Seemed like the troubles started in the early part of the decade only to manifest now into a full blown breakup?
what’s been going on at Intel from going from a tech company that can do no wrong to basically fumbling everything these days?