C chuchichan2524 macrumors regular Original poster Jun 17, 2005 113 0 May 8, 2006 #1 Can I use the iPod 4th Generation charger (the one with the adapter and firewire cable) with the iPod Nano? Thanks.
Can I use the iPod 4th Generation charger (the one with the adapter and firewire cable) with the iPod Nano? Thanks.
D dshootist macrumors member Feb 4, 2005 78 0 May 10, 2006 #3 Firewire vs USB a quick side question: which is better to charge your iPod with? the firewire or the USB?
Firewire vs USB a quick side question: which is better to charge your iPod with? the firewire or the USB?
mad jew Moderator emeritus Apr 3, 2004 32,191 10 Adelaide, Australia May 10, 2006 #4 I find Firewire to be more efficient if I'm also transferring music, but otherwise I don't really notice a difference. Of course, newer iPods can use Firewire only for charging (no transferring) so I guess it's a moot point for them anyway.
I find Firewire to be more efficient if I'm also transferring music, but otherwise I don't really notice a difference. Of course, newer iPods can use Firewire only for charging (no transferring) so I guess it's a moot point for them anyway.
thejadedmonkey macrumors G3 May 28, 2005 9,475 4,087 Pennsylvania May 10, 2006 #5 Firewire. I don't remember how, or why, I just remember hearing that firewire charges iPods faster...
Firewire. I don't remember how, or why, I just remember hearing that firewire charges iPods faster...
TEG macrumors 604 Jan 21, 2002 6,635 185 Langley, Washington May 10, 2006 #6 Firewire charges iPods faster because it is 12V. USB is limited to 5V. They both carry the same Amperes so the total capacity is higher with Firewire. TEG
Firewire charges iPods faster because it is 12V. USB is limited to 5V. They both carry the same Amperes so the total capacity is higher with Firewire. TEG