FCC papers reveal a strange battery-powered Google gadget
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FCC papers reveal a strange battery-powered Google gadget

However, Amazon sometimes utilizes bogus shell firms for FCC applications in order to keep its goods hidden, and the photographs of Flake’s second product submitted with the agency — another “Digital Media Receiver” — are a dead ringer for the Echo Studio. And, according to the latest filing, the Echo Studio and this second item are “electrically identical” save for a different MediaTek wireless chip. It’s unclear why Amazon is swapping the chip, but it could be to address supply chain issues, as some other companies have done before: Tesla used alternative chips to help keep production going, and Panic announced last year that it would need to use a different CPU in later shipments of its Playdate gaming handheld.