jameskatt2

Wow. This is a great solution to a multimonitor setup. Just one cable to all external monitors.

I wonder if it is possible to do an external CPU setup - e.g. a second Intel i7.

It only makes sense that Apple would include the A11 Bionic with Secure Enclave in every Mac to work with Intel processors.

Only with its own custom chips can Apple insure security in essentially the generic Intel computer guts of every Mac.

This will give Apple the great option of including Face ID in every Apple Device - Macs, AppleTV, iPhones, iPads, etc. 

Additionally, Siri and voice recognition can be offloaded onto the A11 Bionic so that Macs can run faster while simultaneously handling voice and other duties.

Intel Chips historically have been SO SLOW it has been maddening.  Realize that by limiting consumer computers to 4 core chips, Intel chips have not progressed in speed for the past DECADE. Unbelievable.

Apple can simply incorporate the heart of the iPhone into all Macs. 
This would greatly increase security on Macs.

Obviously, it would make it very difficult to create a Hackintosh.

Sure they can copy 3d sensors. But they won't be able to copy Face ID. Apple has shown Face ID to be better than Touch ID. Face ID does CONTINUOUS ID verification - the biggest innovation in security - without running out of battery power. Apple can do this because it blends software and hardware - something the Android competitors can't do.

Where Apple leads, Android will follow. Samsung is smart to cash in on being an Apple supplier. That is where it makes most of its profits.