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>Is 40Gbps Thunderbolt 3 for content consumption? Considering that using USB3 bandwidth disables WiFi[1], yes. [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYVjIjBMx6o

• pilif 10y ago
  I'm sure this is intentional design and working completely as intended /s Have you considered that there could be a hardware- or software issue causing this that could be fixed later on?
• audunw 10y ago
  See, why do you have to use the "it's for consumers" argument when it doesn't apply? If it's a laptop which includes features which is WAY beyond the requirements of your average consumer, and with the price to boot, it's not a consumer laptop. Maybe the specs don't quite match certain specific professional users requirements. Maybe certain features are broken. Maybe there are flaws in the product. Those issues can be addressed on their own. You don't have to tie it to some misguided idea that Apple is making it with the intent of content consumption. That people have to attach their critique to some far-fetched speculation about Apples motivations signals that they may not think the critique can stand on its own. Which is a shame, because often it can.