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Apple @ Work: Cellular-enabled Macs would be an incredible enterprise tool

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<p>Cellular-enabled Macs have been on tech professionals’ wish lists for as long as cellular speeds have been fast enough to actually be useful for data. Apple sells cellular-enabled iPads and cellular-enabled Apple Watches, and of course all iPhones include cellular data, so why not the Mac? Today, I want to make the case that Apple should offer an option to include a built-in cellular modem in  laptops as a way to differentiate them on the high end of the lineup. </p>



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