Five new Microsoft devices have appeared in the Korean NRRA certification website during the last 2 months. The description of all these devices is the same generic text: “Specific low power wireless device (wireless device for wireless data communication system)” or “Specific low power wireless devices (wireless devices for wireless access systems including wireless LANs)”
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000257661 – Miracast receiver (4K)
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000217288 – tkl keyboard
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000217303 – numpad
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000200440
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000200423
- https://rra.go.kr/ko/license/A_b_popup.do?app_no=202017210000242099
Equivalent FCC cert applications:
- https://fccid.io/C3K1942 – Miracast receiver (4K)
- https://fccid.io/C3K1954 – Tenkeyless keyboard
- https://fccid.io/C3K1969 – Numpad keyboard
edit: Thanks to RacoonS2 for the tip that these are keyboard and Miracast devices!
Dan S. Charlton 
Hey! Any idea where I could get the Korean version of this keeb?
It seems to have a split spacebar which would be super useful for remapping hard-to-hit but frequently used keys (e.g. Backspace).
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