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Apple has manufactured its own line of AirPort cards and routers for 17 years, dating back to the introduction of the original AirPort Base Station in 1999. Now, the company is apparently planning to kill its support for the AirPort division, not long after announcing it would also exit the display markets. It’s been more than three years since Apple announced a new base station (its last update, in 2013, added support for the 802.11ac standard), so this move isn’t entirely surprising — but it’s also a further sign that Apple is consolidating its product lines.
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I think one of the reasons that Apple will not make routers in the future is because many people buy cheaper routers made by brands like TP-Link and Belkin, get their wireless router as a free rental from their ISP, or they rent their modem which comes with a built-in wi-fi router.
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I think one of the reasons that Apple will not make routers in the future is because many people buy cheaper routers made by brands like TP-Link and Belkin, get their wireless router as a free rental from their ISP, or they rent their modem which comes with a built-in wi-fi router.