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Is this question really that hard? I have asked four times, and have yet to get a relevant answer! 

Does the Ipod 4th Gen Nano 16GB come with a charger? I have heard people complaining that it won't work with their old chargers, and the only reason they would try was because this one didn't. 

One more thing: If I get one of those things that plug into the headphone jack on a cd player, and into the cassette player in a car so that you can play cds over the car speakers, would it work with the Nano if I plugged it into the headphone jack on the Nano? Would it play through the stereo on my car? 

Thanks.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

You can buy a charger but it is likely to need the new ultracompact adapter which you MAY get free of charge during purchase. People are probably complaining because apple recently redesigned their ultracompact adapter, see link below:

http://www.apple.com/support/usbadapter/exchangeprogram/

Alternatively you can charge it by connecting it to the computer when it's on using the usb that comes in the purchased package.

I'm not entirely sure about your second question, but i think it should work. You will probably need to change the ipods' settings to make it play on your radio speakers but I don't think it should be too much trouble to do so. Use the manual if you're stuck, it is likely to have a step by step guide to doing exactly this.

julietherealjules · Answer

The only way to get music into an MP3 player is through a USB cable. This charges the iPod as you sync it, so, no, none of the iPods come with chargers, however the USB cable DOES come with it.

Yes, the mini plug at the top of the iPod is designed for either a headphone jack, or a mini plug for some other way to amplify sound such as a car stereo or a pair of small speakers.

MC · Answer

none of the new ones come with chargers, mine didn't anyway. And they do work with old chargers, not very well though..just use the usb lead they give you, that charges it properly whilst transferring music.

and with the "lead" i think your on about, you can work it through the car system, either way. If your car is capable and has a "AUX IN" input, you can purchase a lead which plugs in there and connects to your ipod. If it "doesn't" you'll need to buy a cd player main unit with one, which gives better sound anyway. Hope i've helped!

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