Adapter for i-station

I have a 2nd gen. nano and an i-station but no docking adapters work including the one that came with the nano. The set with the i-station includes a 1st gen nano adapter. Where can I find what I need?

Or, if theres an apple Store around your area, (theres one near my house) you could check there and ask them.

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Does the 4th gen Nano have an adapter for docking stations? Need help!!!!

I have a philips dock and play docking station and whilst my 1st gen Nano is very happy playing on it the 4th Gen won't even go on properly. Am i not inserting it correctly or are they just not compatible? What i'd really like to know, is there an adapter for the 4th Gen so that i can attach it to the docking station as well?

Hiya...try this http://www.scosche.com/products/productID/1695
It's a dock adaptor. Not sure if it works - but frankly, I am just as annoyed as everyone else about the change in connection. I have the original Bose sound dock and the 4th Generation Nano does not work in it.

AC Adapter for 802.11n Base Station.

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My adapter for i phone 5 wont work on my old docking station

have bought an adapter for i phone 5 so it fits old docking station, it wont play my music, but dose charge!! please help dont want to buy a new docking staion

Sounds like you did NOT buy the Apple genuine item
The unlicenced ebay knock-offs typically charge but no audio
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All work perfectly

Does the adapter for my iPhone 5 allow me to play music on my old docking stations?

I have had my 5 for awhile now, and have been using the adapter for charging purposes. However, I just recently tried plugging it into a music dock and can't seem to get it to work. Does the adaptor allow me to use my old accessories, or is Apple making me buy all new equipment? What about car hookups?

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AC Adapter for T430 -- which FRU to choose

I just purchased an extra adapater for my T430, as well as a docking station. I used the wizard on the site to select the ac adapater, but noticed that the FRU/Part Number differs from the one that came with the laptop. All three adapaters (the one that came with the laptop, the extra one I got from Lenovo, and the one that came with the dock station), all have similar output voltages (20V at 4.5A), but the input voltages vary slightly (the original one is 1.2A input at 50/60hz, whereas the two other ones are rated at 1.5A at 50/60hz. Is this slight difference a concern?
I mainly don't want to risk burning out the laptop. But again, these are the adapaters that were suggested by Lenovo's site. They all output the same amount (the 20V at 4.5A).
Should I be concerned. I cannot seem to find a Lenovo branded AC adapater that exactly matches the FRU / Part number of the one that came with my computer. Does that FRU maybe indiciate that it was bundled with a computer and NOT sold separately as an additional adapater.
Suggestions, ideas, opinions? Am I ok to use the other adapaters that I purchased even though the input rating is slightly higher and the FRU/Part numbers are different? (All power adapaters are the 90W models, which my computer requires since i have the NVidia NVS Quadro video card with nVidia Optimus technology).
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As long as you have a genuine Lenovo 90W (20V x 4.5A) adapter you should be fine. I don't know why the input current draws differ. It may be that the circuitry in one is more efficient than in the other. Nevertheless what's important is the output voltage and current (or wattage) rating,
Many people use adapters from their previous ThinkPad as an extra adapter for their new one. People in office environments often use each other's adapters, either intentionally or by accident. This sort of interchangeability is common. If it caused damage to ThinkPads then that too would be a common situation and there would be warnings about the risk of swapping adapters. I've never seen either.
Incidentally, even a smaller 65W adapter will power your T430 under most circumstances. But it's simply not powerful enough to power your T430 under all circumstances, e.g. if you're running CPU/GPU intensive work while watching a DVD and charging the battery, all at the same time.
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Apple digital AV adapter for the ipad 2 or a Apple TV

What should I get a Apple digital AV adapter for the ipad 2 or a Apple TV?
Wanna use it for showing photo and movies:)
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Assuming that you already have the iPad 2, you're looking at a $99 purchase versus as $39 purchase. Why to spend over twice as much on the AppleTV?
Another thing it would depend on is how often you plan to use the connection. If it's going to be an everyday constant thing where you're likely to find yourself wanting the surf but the iPad is connected to the TV (so you have to disconnect then re-connect each time), then maybe that will be enough of a hassle to get the AppleTV. If you only want to use it every now and again (like after renting a video from iTunes, or to share content when people come over), then you may just get the Digital AV adapter and be fine.
Actually, I just thought of a third option. You want the connection to be more convenient, but would still rather not have the AppleTV sitting there unused most of the time, you could add the iPad 2 dock for $29 which would be $69 dollars and you're still under the $99 of the AppleTV.
Oh, and one MORE thing to think about If you've got a computer connected to your network (that's connected to your media library) you may find that having the AppleTV is an easy way to get all that content to your TV, so it would be an additional benefit to the whole situation above and beyond just the iPad.
For me, I purchased the AppleTV, I have one stationary computer (a Mini) that serves all my music and videos that are in my iTunes library, plus an iPad which I can use as a remote control to control the AppleTV, or I can use AirPlay to push video/audio to the TV from any connected device. I like being able to freely switch between modes at any time without disconnecting and reconnecting cables and this setup allows that (also allows making my TV's sound system a broadcast station for all my music!)

Universal dock adapter for iPod classic

I am having problems obtaining a MA125G/B Universal Dock Adapter for my 160Gm iPod Classic. Now that all my music library is on the iPod, I am changing the "docks" from my car to my SUV to my home stereo system to a chargeable portable SONY docking station. I have only the one dock adapter #9 which came with the iPod. I live in Canada, and have had my Apple store try to locate a few additional adapters for me, but without success. I see that I can order one on line from Amazon.com, but when I go to purchase it, I am told that it can only be shipped within the US. Is there any retailer out there in Canada from whom I could purchase two or three of these universal adapters?

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Need hard drive for docking station

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ThinkPad Serial ATA Hard Drive Bay Adapter (40Y8725)
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Wrong 'mini dvi to video' adapter for my 12" Powerbook 1.33

I recently bought the M9319 mini dvi - video adapter for my 12" Powerbook 1.33 to find that the mini dvi on the adapter is a different size to the one on the computer and the adapters supplied with the computer.
I've been doing a bit of research into this and it seems a bit of a grey area. Apple have not made it clear in advertising this product that it is only suitable for the newest 12" Powerbooks and even state that it will work with a 1.33 machine in their following article:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86507
Has anyone had a similar experience, or suggest an alternative product that will work? Did Apple make an older version that works with the 1.33?
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Just took the adapter to my local Apple store and they identified it as a mini VGA to video adapter - not what it said on the packaging!
I've noticed a few posts with this problem, so just double check before you leave the store that the packaging matches the product.

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Apple dvi to video adapter for macpro working?

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is it possible to use the adapter for the geforce 7300 in the macpro for pal video output? will it work? the apple store lists the adapter only for g5 and mini, but i see no reason, why it shoud not work with the gforce...
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How to update an existing item in a sharepoint list using the WSS adapter for Biztalk

Is there a way that a record in SP list be updated using WSS adapter in biztalk ?
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Could I have got a new power adapter for free?

My power adapter for my mac stopped working recently and as far as I know I didn't cause any damage to it myself.
I read the following on the apple website:
Additional Information
Whether your product is in or out of warranty, you can take your adapter to an Apple Authorized Service Provider or Apple Retail Store for evaluation and replacement if necessary. Pending the results of evaluation, you may or may not be eligible for a replacement adapter free of charge. Signs of accidental damage would negate any coverage. Be sure to bring in the computer used with the adapter; it is required to process potential adapter replacements.
Which seems to suggest that even out of warrenty, if the charger has broken of it's own accord you can still get a free replacement?
I took my adapter and mac to the shop, they said there were no signs of accidental damage but said I still have to pay for it. I referred to this statement from the website but they were very dismissive and kept saying it was out of warrenty. Perhaps i'm reading the statement wrongly.
Just wondered if anyone could clarify :-)

As you indicated, it depends on the results of the evaluation.
Apple takes responsibility when design faults cause certain failures, especially when it represents a safety concern. There have been a small number of cases where failure met certain characteristics that Apple deemed that it should not have happened, regardless of age or use.
I am reluctant to indicated the specificity of some of these issues, because for many reasons Apple would not want us speculating on the subject. Suffice it to say your product failure may not have met any particular characteristics associated with failures deemed to have extended coverage.
If your product failed for an unknown reason, or apparently a failure stemming from age or normal life expectancy use, and it was after the normal expiry of warranty, then no further consideration was given. You need to buy and pay for a new one, unless you yourself, can provide extenuating circumstances to consider.

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