Once proven safer chemistries like LFP or sodium-ion are used more commonly in laptops (including SSBs like this Samsung one) then regulation should shift to accommodate.
That said, who really needs over 100Wh of battery when most long haul flights have plugs available?
If you don't have evidence that emissions will be within acceptable limits and will not interfere with the planes avionics then you don't introduce things into life safety critical areas like planes.
It's the same reason a captain can declare pretty much whatever they want on their plane and you as a passenger are _obligated_ to follow those orders. It's a felony if you don't. The captain doesn't have to present evidence just any concern that some action might interfere with the safety of his flight and that's the end of the discussion.
[1] https://www.quora.com/How-does-LTE-perform-on-high-speed-rai...
[2] https://www.huawei.com/en/media-center/multimedia/videos/202...
When I was getting my private pilot's license in '07, my instructor put his cell phone in the Cessna's glovebox (which is just below the radio) and told me to call him. There was definitely interference throughout me ringing him, but as soon as he took the phone out to cancel the call, the interference went away.
That's like configuring a firewall with a default-allow rule.
No, with any safety critical system you must assume there might be a problem until there is overwhelming evidence that there won't be.
I think OPs point is more that the FAA is extremely conservative with risk. Electronics weren’t allowed for a long time due the fear of interference with airplane equipment.
Ex https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/...
But also wet batteries in general, https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/...
Plenty of laptops still run intel lol.
You are talking about shifting regulations globally.
Companies like Apple are not going to build products just for one or two markets.
YouTube video editors and idiots running LLMs.
By the way, is your MacBook Pro HDMI port really loose and easily disconnected with any small movement or bump? It has been very frustrating.Some people are saying all the MacBook HDMI ports are like this.
That's right, the youth not caring About HDMI means they officially cannot think for themselves.
Also cut your hair!
Just think about it, the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is half an inch thick and they'll still complain they don't have the room for a headphone jack. Absolutely infuriating.
And 15” before had same resolution as 16”.
Ao going back to 15” would be a significant decline.
Granted, that attachment shouldn't exist, but that's a different problem whose root cause is "Apple expected the iPad to replace the Mac like the Mac replaced the Apple ][".
I would have thought, as shown by Chinese EV maker it may be better to have bulky larger cheap battery in an EV intended for long range driving, than an expensive long range EV because of solid sate.
On the other hand Solid State Battery on Smartphone could have been a major marketing point for many consumer.
which one of 'Hyundai, Stellantis, and General Motors' makes any supercars?
Do people have the equivalent to charge laptops with the respective speed of what they’ll need to match the 350?
100 kWh / 9 minutes = 667 kW
It could also be a planned obsolescence thing.