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Question: Clock Radio that plays an IPod 4th Gen and charges available? I have been seeing where the IPod 4th generation Nano's can not be charged in the older Clock Radio's.  Are their any Clock Radio's available that charge the IPod Nano as well as plays its songs?Thanks
Document: I figured that I was good to go and I wouldn't have to purchase new accessories. Wrong! Apple removed the FireWire connections from the electrical interface. It turns out that many automotive and even quite a few home accessories (such as some docking systems made by Bose and iHome) charge the iPod via the 12 volt path provided by a FireWire connection. Apple now expects the Nano to be charged via the 5 volts delivered by the USB connection.Just to throw it in the consumer's face, when the 4th generation Nano is plugged into a dock that provides only 12 volts for charging, the Nano's screen displays a FireWire logo and a message admonishing, "Charging is not supported by this accessory."
Apple iPod nano 8 GB Black (4th Generation)Back in the dark ages, when I was a kid, a victrola (record player) was considered "state of the art". It played 10 inch records with one song, on each side, for a total time of about six minutes. And, then came high fidelity, then stereo, etc.I bought the iPod for my wife to replace her aging Sony Walkman CD player. The fact hat it holds gigabytes and plays them without any moving parts is mind boggling.
Viewed by itself, the lastest generation iPod Nano is an engineering marvel. The svelte iPod Nano tips the scale at a scant one and a half ounces (40 Grams), but can deliver the sounds of a concert hall when attached to a good set of head phones. Battery life is also quite good, delivering a day or more of continuous listening. The reason I assigned a rating of only three stars is the Nano's limited compatibility with previous docking systems.This model is a so-called 4th generation Nano, and it has all the latest engineering to deliver good sound, maybe even great sound, depending on how picky an audiophile you happen to be.
But, of course, do shop carefully to be sure any accessories you do purchase specifically state they will charge the 4th generation Nano.
I love my new 8gb nano. A lot of people are having problems charging the nano, because you can only charge it with items that made by apple. My nano charges in my iHome, but it won't charge in my cousin's belkin player. The battery life isn't as good as the first generation nano, but it isn't horrible. I turned off the shake to shuffle feature because everytime I wanted to take my ipod out of my pocket it would shuffle. Overall I think that it is a great new product from apple.
The 4th Gen iPod nano isn't without it's faults (spontaneous scrolling, trouble with shutoff, turning back on on its own) but it's sturdy, small, and I like it. I had had a 2 GB one that just wasn't big enough so I bought this one.
I love my new ipod 4th generation. It looks great and the sound quality is good. It is easier to use this ipod's menu. It is awesome to play games on and my kids also love it. Both my 7 year-old and 11 year-old are begging for them. I do have some sympathy for those reviewers who are no longer able to charge using old devices. This is not an issue for me, as I am never more than a few feet away from a computer. The battery life could be better, expecially when using the games.
I love it. The color is pretty and cool. It works great. I got it in a timely manner, no hassle.I have not had it for too long, but it is working great, holds all my songs, it works well with the Apple 5-in-1 fm transmitter that i bought with it. I am loving it. It is my first Ipod, but so far so good. Thanks Amazon for the great prices! !
I should have known when purchasing an older ipod nano model that I would have this issue, but basically I bought this from ExpressMedia at the end of June and by October, the battery was completely worthless. It began only holding a charge for about 30 minutes beginning in Sept and now it works for about 5 minutes. It looks new, and functions completely fine, but just does not have good battery life, so I basically can't use this anymore.
I own a 1 GB Nano 1st Gen. and a 30GB iPod. This 4th Gen Nano is slim, smooth, and sleek. A larger screen without compromising on size. I would recommend this iPod for any general user.If you want to put an extensive library on an iPod than you will obviously need one with more memory but an 8GB allows for plenty of podcasts, music, and videos for several days.
Answer: The iHome iP99 will.  It's designed for iPhone but will work for iPod Nano 4th Gen.