Got an iTouch which comes with no charger so you can only charge it over the USB port of a computer. There are chargers available for it but was wondering if using the charger from my iPod Classic would be okay? The connector is the same and the chargers that they have in the Apple store are for iPod and iTouch so looks okay but any ideas?
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Yes, should be fine.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostGot an iTouch which comes with no charger so you can only charge it over the USB port of a computer. There are chargers available for it but was wondering if using the charger from my iPod Classic would be okay? The connector is the same and the chargers that they have in the Apple store are for iPod and iTouch so looks okay but any ideas?"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."
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