Apple updates Bluetooth database with M1 Macs, leaving mystery 'B2002' listing

Apple has filed new listings for its Apple Silicon Mac lineup in a Bluetooth product database, leaving a mystery “personal computer” listing that was filed in October 2020.

All three new listings appear next to an unspecified device with a placeholder product name of “B2002.” Apple filed for that listing back in October 2020. It’s placed under the “personal computer” category, which Apple uses for Mac and iPad devices.

With the addition of Apple’s M1 Macs, it appears that the B2002 doesn’t refer to any existing Mac or iPad product.

Compared to the released Mac products listed in the SIG database, the B2002 listing is described as a “controller subsystem + host + profile.” It doesn’t contain a model number like the other three Macs.

It’s possible that the B2002 listing actually refers to the M1 chip itself, rather than a complete personal computer product. Apple has filed other chips with the Bluetooth Special Interest Group in the past, including H-series chips for its AirPods and W-series chips for the Apple Watch.

This article was originally published by Appleinsider.com. Read the original article here.