An interesting filing from Sand Dollar Enterprise made an appearance on the FCC website today.  If you remember, Sand Dollar Enterprise is a pseudonym used by Sony for FCC filings.  Sand Dollar was used to pass the original PS3 Slim through the FCC, for example.

Sand Dollar’s filing today is for the CECH-2101A ‘Computer Entertainment System.’  Label pics for the device (above) confirm that this is indeed the Sony PS3, while label placement pics (below, left) show a device that is the same size and shape as the PS3 Slim.  Another device, called the CECH-2101B is also identified in Sand Dollar’s filing.  The only difference between these two devices is the hard drive size.

We’re not sure why Sony is passing two new PS3 Slims through the FCC.  The wireless specs on the new PS3 Slims include 802.11 b/g and Bluetooth – nothing new there.  We’re guessing that maybe Sony found a new manufacturer for some of its wireless components, and was forced to pass the PS3 Slim through the FCC again.