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Apple's switch from its old 30-pin dock connector to the new Lightning port on its new phone and tablets, as well as the updated iPod touch and iPod nano introduced last month, may not inconvenience you that much. But in some situations, it will.
If the only thing you plug an iPhone or iPad into is your own computer, that's about the best-case scenario: You're simply trading one kind of cable for another. But even then, it will be a little while before you can count on being able to borrow a Lightning connector from a passerby or a hotel's lost-and-found inventory.
If, however, you own a stereo, alarm clock, TV or other entertainment gadget with an iPhone or iPod dock built-in, you face an instant compatibility problem. You'll need to get an adapter to plug any of Apple's new iDevices in. And Apple's with battery like Apple M8592T/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8858J/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8858Y/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8859J/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8859S/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8943LL/A Ac Adapter , Apple M9689B/A Ac Adapter , Apple M9689F/A Ac Adapter , Apple M9970X/A Ac Adapter , Apple M8858LL/A Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 800MHz 15.2-inch DVI Ivory TiBook Titanium M8592LL/ Ac Adapter , Apple PowerBook G4 667MHz 15.2-inch Gigabit Onyx TiBook Titanium M8623 Ac Adapter site lists a two- to three-week wait for this $29 accessory. A longer, $39 adapter cable ships in five to seven days.