Wi-Fi on MacBook 2013 is 5 times faster than current

Photos of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth network card components show that the Wi-Fi 802.11ac standard will appear on Apple's new generation of computers.

The new MacBook can be released in June this year.

The new 802.11ac wireless connection standard , also known as the 5G Wi-Fi standard, provides theoretical data exchange rates of up to 1.3 Gb / s, 5 times the current 802.11n standard. Earlier, the code in OS X revealed that the new MacBook models will be equipped with this type of connection. In an official announcement, Apple also confirmed it has partnered with Broadcom to bring new connectivity technology to product lines in 2013.

Yesterday's Tonymax86 page revealed that the image is said to be Broadcom BCM94360CD PCI-E network card connecting both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth used on the new MacBook line. Device supports IEEE 802.11ac.

Apple plans to launch new Mac computers at the WWDC 2013 conference on June 10 here in San Francisco, USA.

Images of wireless network cards will be used on the new MacBook:

Broadcom BCM94360CD PCI-E

The device integrates both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.