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Nintendo submitted a mysterious new wireless device to the Federal Communications Commission this weekend .
The CLO-001 model number doesn’t reveal what it actually is, but it appears to be an entirely new product line.
The device has a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi radio and a 24GHz mmWave sensor.
It could be a radar sensor to track movement, or even a Pokémon Go -like system.
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