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Well, kind of. It's obviously a matter of personal taste but we've had GbE for two decades whereas even with 802.11ax you are lucky to get more than 500 Mbps. I
by dvfjsdhgfv 5y ago
Well, kind of. It's obviously a matter of personal taste but we've had GbE for two decades whereas even with 802.11ax you are lucky to get more than 500 Mbps. It's extremely useful not just for the Internet but mainly for local network communication. Why have a bottleneck when you can have much higher speeds?
More importantly, it sends a message to other vendors they shouldn't remove the Ethernet port too hastily. Apple won't listen, someone else might. Really, too many companies seem to reason "Apple removed it so can we." At least someone can point out: "Nintendo did it, too, and later regretted it."