Well, FCC licensing is strict in the US, I’m not sure how it is in China but it can take over a year for a device to be FCC compliant. China’s was showing from January to now so they must have only gotten hold of it in January. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if they included Bluetooth in the new Xbox One. It was a hugely requested feature that they skipped for some dumb reason. That adapter could also be a variation of one that already exists but it would be weird that there’s ONLY postings about it since January and that’s the specific model number for this exact version shown here and it’s known that Xbox’s use Lite-On hardware, a lot of the disc drives in the 360’s were Lite-On drives, cheap and reliable.

That’s some detailed information. Interesting that there have been updates to that listing. Also interesting it says Bluetooth?

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Engadget 2013:

“Black tubes protrude from the workstations, pumping hot and cold water into the lab for stress testing (and the occasional multimillion-dollar water fight, we imagine). CPU sockets sit unused, next to racks of circuit boards running the SoC through the virtual gauntlet. In one corner, a massive 4K television is seamlessly playing two HD video streams from a single box. Though the Xbox One is capable of pushing and receiving 4K signals, this test station is an illustration of how Microsoft’s architecture went into the console’s SoC (not a demonstration of its raw power). Spillinger says that the new console’s ability to decode multiple HD streams at once is a measure of his team demanding specific silicon design from third-party partners.

“When we talk about the SoC and the general-purpose SoCs out there, this is per our requirement,” Spillinger tells us while we huddle around the station. “This is our aggressiveness to have two HD streams being compressed, decompressed. It’s actually a parallel circuit, it’s not part of the CPU / GPU — it’s an add-on.”

http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/21/building-xbox-one-an-inside-look/

I guess so, it’s hard to tell since they did it wrong in the picture, they measured it further down the measuring stick instead of the very beginning of it. But it is indeed different than the Xbox One wifi boards currently in them and the sticker looks official. It’s hard to tell though, the model numbers on the board are generic boards Piotek uses in a ton of their PCB’s and there’s no information on the other model numbers shown for the wifi chipset itself. This wifi board was made specially for these Xbox One’s, otherwise they’d have a generic model number with a signifier and that’s not the case with the model numbers on here which means this is strictly the only one they make. I managed to find a site in Chinese that talks about this board and it’s wifi capabilities, says it has support for the 5.8GHz, 5.1GHz and 2.4GHz bands. That’s all I’ve gotten from it as it’s an XLS file and it’s huge but it’s some kind of specs sheet for China’s equivalent of our FCC, as the website I got it from is China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Here’s everything I could translate from the file:

Name: 5.8GHz / 5.1GHz / 2.4GHz wireless LAN / Bluetooth module

Type: data transmission

Tester?: Liao Ning Xinding Detection Certification Co., Ltd.

Manufacturer: Lite-On Technology Corp. ( Taiwan )

Inspector I assume?: Wang Xiaosen

Licensing, probably?: Five years

But that’s all the info I could sanely find. There was another huge XLS document that keeps failing to download.

Edit: Forgot to mention, it shows listings for this device since January 20th and it’s been updated a number of times since with the most recent being March 30th.

A peripheral and for the console an its dongle for conection???