Does iPod nano 4th gen have Bluetooth?

Does iPod nano 4th generation have Bluetooth capability?

Unfortunately, it doesn't support Bluetooth. You may buy a Bluetooth adapter, and it won't necessarily be that bulky. I'm sure you can figure out how to connect then. If you need help in connections with an adapter and Bluetooth speakers, this may help, too:
http://science.opposingviews.com/hook-up-bluetooth-headphones-ipod-nano-9149.htm l

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netaapl.sys
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