Transferring photos from camera with nano?

I understand that current accessories do not yet exist to transfer pictures directly from a camera for the nano. Does anyone know if Apple or a third party plans to develop something in the next few weeks?
Message was edited by: MisterSeth

Apple does make an iPod Camera Connector, but it's not compatible with any generation of the iPod nano. This is a user-to-user forum, none of us work for Apple. We have no idea what they have planned and it's against the Terms of Use to speculate about their plans. However, the iPod nano has been a model for some time now and no camera connector has yet be made for them.
I might suggest you send Apple some iPod nano feedback and request an adapter:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodnano.html
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