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<blockquote data-quote="melmation" data-source="post: 515691" data-attributes="member: 20336"><p><strong>Hmmmm, broadband</strong></p><p></p><p>That is interesting what Horkmaster said about a built in or free brodband card.</p><p> </p><p>I could see that as being possible now especially as Apple have / are teaming up with networks to sell the iPhone. I don't see why they couldn't give free or reduced rate wireless data cards to iPhone owners to use on their laptops.</p><p> </p><p>And for non iPhone owners, they could charge a little under the going rate of those USB wireless cards for when you aren't near a wireless reception.</p><p> </p><p>I'd LOVE to have an express card made by Apple that could slot into my MBP that let me access the net wherever I was and cost like £15 a month with something sensible like a 2Gb cap on downloads and infinite uploads.</p><p> </p><p>Apple could so do it, and seeing as they are now officially called 'Apple INC' you never know what their next business move would be. If they did do it, I bet it would be tightly locked with .Mac accounts in some way.</p><p> </p><p>HMMmmmm.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="melmation, post: 515691, member: 20336"] [b]Hmmmm, broadband[/b] That is interesting what Horkmaster said about a built in or free brodband card. I could see that as being possible now especially as Apple have / are teaming up with networks to sell the iPhone. I don't see why they couldn't give free or reduced rate wireless data cards to iPhone owners to use on their laptops. And for non iPhone owners, they could charge a little under the going rate of those USB wireless cards for when you aren't near a wireless reception. I'd LOVE to have an express card made by Apple that could slot into my MBP that let me access the net wherever I was and cost like £15 a month with something sensible like a 2Gb cap on downloads and infinite uploads. Apple could so do it, and seeing as they are now officially called 'Apple INC' you never know what their next business move would be. If they did do it, I bet it would be tightly locked with .Mac accounts in some way. HMMmmmm..... [/QUOTE]
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