Apple has a patent assigned on a MacBook with a ge lwa integrated 3g antenna and rotatable touchscreen. It may not work Apple to such models to provide a counterweight to the advent of hybrid ultrabooks.
Apple has no notebooks with 3g integration, is also not at his MacBook Air ultraportables. The manufacturer now has a patent received on the placement of two antenna types in the area between the screen and the body of the housing. The antennas should ‘telephone services’ and are probably of the 3g type, writes PatentlyApple.com. Also describes the patent, the presence of a rotatable screen. On the pictures you can see that the window probably to the rear and needs to be flipped, which is a little elegant solution for Apple seems to be.
The patent is already in 2008 submitted, and there are already news reports appeared that Apple MacBooks with touch screens, and models with 3g would work. So popped up all of a MacBook Pro prototype with 3g on. Evidence for the advent of such systems, however, there are not. However, Intel has indicated that future generations of ultrabooks with touchscreens equipped. It seems likely that Apple is working on prototypes of laptops, which are MacBooks combines with elements of one of its most successful products, the iPad. This would help the company compete with the so-called hybrid ultrabooks.
