iPod nano 4G in Your Car

You've probably heard that the new iPod nano 4g is out and its hot. Dubbed the chromatic iPod nano: the 4g comes in nine colours including the popular blue nano iPod 4g. The latest version of the iPod empire still has some technical disadvantages as earlier iPods but that doesn't seem to dent its popularity.
Slimmer than last year's 3g the latet iPod returns to the slimmer look 2g, so if you are upgrading you will need to be on the look out for a cheap case to protect your nano 4g. There is a huge selection of cases available for a product which has only been released for a month or so with everything available from hard clear cases to multi-colour skins for the funky look. There is also a great range of more corporate looking cases in leather and a range of colours.
Not sure how to use your iPod in your vehicle? You'll need to choose which car adaptor is right for your iPod nano 4g. A direct connection will give you the best quality sound generally but many people prefer a iPod nano 4g FM transmitter which is a wireless connection to broadcast your iPod's music via your vehicle's FM stereo.

One thing to consider when looking at the new iPod nano's is that they still lack a built in radio and also don't have the best sound quality compared to some other mp3 players. Sure iPods win the style war but you paying top dollar for a fairly basic mp3 player which insists that you have to use iTunes 8 to download music and which offers less than other comparable mp3 players.

Want the best price for an iPod- then consider buying one of the older iPod 2g or even the original iPod shuttle. You can readily enough get the older models in many stores or online websits.