It could be argued that Apple's generational jump in technology for its iPod players makes a lot of money for a lot of companies, including Apple. On top of the cost of a new player, many accessories become redundant when Apple update, meaning more money out of your pocket into their tills.
It doesn't have to be this way. You can avoid upgrading all your kit with the uLink for nano. It lets you connect accessories that previously only worked with the 3rd and 4th generation iPods and the iPod mini to your iPod nano. The uLink simply adapts the dock connector port and headphone jack into a socket that resembles that on the top of the older iPods. Just plug and go with the gadgets in your existing collection.
You can pick one up for around £10.
More for your iPod:
PocketParty micro speaker system
Boomtube portable speaker system
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