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New iPads Use Appleâs New Lightning Connector 11 Nov, 2012 First seen on the iPhone 5, Appleâs newest iPad models employ a smaller connector known as Lightning.
Folks with a healthy supply of 30-pin connectors lying around can buy the $29 Lightning to 30-pin adapters. But Apple has cautioned that not all 30-pin devices will work with the new adapter. So buyers of a new iPhone, iPod Touch, or Nano may need to purchase even more accessories to use their existing devices. The Lightning to Micro-USB adapter offers a handy alternative to people who already have a stock of Micro-USB cables, thereby eliminating the need to shell out money for additional accessories.