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Or more The first iPhones with Apple's own cellular modems will hit the market no earlier than 2026 . But it turned out that the company is also preparing MacBooks, which will also be equipped with 5G modems. [caption id="attachment_83846" align="aligncenter" width="780"] MacBook laptops[/caption] MacBook laptops will get Apple's own 5G modems, but you'll have to wait five years Apple laptops will also receive its own modems, but such PCs will have to wait even longer than smartphones. It is expected that the new products will be released in 2028, and given the difficulties that Apple faced in developing its modem, it is not a fact that the deadlines will not be shifted. Interestingly, the 5G modem in the case of the MacBook will allegedly be integrated into the Apple M SoC, which will make the latter even more complex. Initially, MacBook Pro models will receive the modem, probably as an option, and after that this option will appear on younger models as well.

The issue will be discussed again next year India will defer license requirements for importing laptops and tablets, two government officials said. Industry and the US government have previously complained about the move, which could hit Apple, Samsung, and other companies. The plan will be delayed for a year, after which the government will consider introducing a licensing regime, one of the officials, who wished to remain anonymous, told Reuters. The licensing regime, announced abruptly on August 3, was aimed at "ensuring trusted equipment and systems" enter India, reducing dependence on imports, boosting local manufacturing, and partially addressing the country's trade imbalance with China. However, due to industry objections, the original plan was quickly delayed by about three months. [caption id="attachment_59621" align="aligncenter" width="600"] laptops[/caption] Apple, Samsung, Dell, and HP exhaled: India, under US pressure, changed its mind about banning the import of laptops Last month, US trade chief Katherine Tai expressed India's concerns about the move, which would also affect companies such as Dell and HP. India's Ministry of Electronics is now proposing to simplify the import registration process, which is set to begin in November. The new “import management system” will require companies to obtain “certificates of registration” to import laptops, tablets, and personal computers, instead of the licenses previously proposed by the August 3 order. India's electronics imports, including laptops, tablets, and personal computers, totaled $19.7 billion between April and June, up 6.25% year-on-year.