to have to replace everything that presently plugs into your iPhone dock connector, including chargers, in-car chargers, FM transmitters, music docks, and so on. Everything. If your car has is kitted out with a 30-pin connector then that also going to become obsolete. However, depending on your car, you might be in luck here and not have to replace the entire car.Many built-in in-car connectors are simply a 30-pin to USB connector, so it should be possible to retrofit these with the new connector. Assuming you can do this, while it notlikelyto be too expensive, it will likely be cheaper than replacing the whole car. Last time I mentioned the possibility of Apple changing the dock connector, a few readers emailed to tell me that it would only be a matter of time before a third-party came up with an adapter to convert to allow old hardware to work with the new dock.If this new supposed dock does turn out to be chipped to prevent unlicensed hardware being attached to the iPhone, then best of luck with that. While I think that it would be a good idea for Apple to replace the dock connector with something smaller the current connector is large and somewhat clumsy changing the connector introduces problems, especially if Apple continues to offer older iPhone models featuring the 30-pin dock connector. This would mean that accessory makers are going to have to build and carry two different solution lines.Just looking around at all the accessories that
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