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ireland said:

phone-ui-guy said:

My guess is that these are for installation in Apple Campus 2. RS-485 is used for lots of things, but building automation makes the most sense to me. They are going to need a very large number of badge readers in their new campus. It makes no sense for them to limit themselves to the standard controllers. Using devices with NFC would allow them to use iPhones, Apple Watches, as well as passive devices. The Bluetooth LE would be seen by the devices to know where they are in the building and other cool features. It would allow Apple to control the innovation platform for their building automation. They have enough facilities around the world to justify making their own. 

Or for opening drawers in Apple Stores

Agreed. Badge readers is an obvious use case, but it could be used for almost any building automation they desire. For mobile employees we have badged lockers on campus. You can easily innovate for all of these scenarios. Especially if ALL of your employees iPhones and Apple Watches.  

Why are these companies so hell bent on making payments to them difficult? The easier payments are, the better our customer experience will. 

The oldest entry is set to become public on 3/19/2017. So if nothing changes we should get to see external photos, internal photos, user manual, and test setup photos on that date.

My guess is that these are for installation in Apple Campus 2. RS-485 is used for lots of things, but building automation makes the most sense to me. They are going to need a very large number of badge readers in their new campus. It makes no sense for them to limit themselves to the standard controllers. Using devices with NFC would allow them to use iPhones, Apple Watches, as well as passive devices. The Bluetooth LE would be seen by the devices to know where they are in the building and other cool features. It would allow Apple to control the innovation platform for their building automation. They have enough facilities around the world to justify making their own. 

Article says bass heavy and the video he says lows, highs, and mids are all tuned very well. I have the BeatsX and they do not sound bass heavy to me even when I listen to bass heavy music, it reproduces very well.