U.S. FCC certification documents reveal mysterious new Apple products
The U.S. FCC website certification documents describe an Apple device that will have to wait until November this year to lift the ban. It is equipped with two sets of Gigabit Ethernet network connection holes, has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC connection functions, and is also equipped with USB-C connection holes, as well as 1.5GB memory and 32GB storage capacity, also comes with iOS 15.5 operating system preloaded.
At present, the specific details of this device cannot be confirmed, but the model is “A2657”, and the firmware version starts with “19F47”, which basically corresponds to the iOS 15.5 operating system.
Apple has launched its own Wi-Fi wireless router product AirPort series in the past, however, as more and more industry players join the competition in the market, the sales opportunities for such products as Apple are greatly squeezed. Therefore, in 2016, it announced the dissolution of the AirPort product research and development team and officially terminated the sale of AirPort series products in 2018.
However, as Apple continues to strengthen HomeKit applications, more and more Apple products also focus on smart networking applications, which may enable Apple to reactivate the AirPort series product sales plan and integrate its product connection applications to provide a simpler and more stable wireless network connection experience.
