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'''Dock connector''' is a term commonly given to the port on the bottom of an [[iOS]] device where the dock cable attached. There are currently two variants of the iOS dock connector: |
'''Dock connector''' is a term commonly given to the port on the bottom of an [[iOS]] device where the dock cable attached. There are currently two variants of the iOS dock connector: |
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* [[30-pin Connector]] - the old and wide connector first used in the original [[wikipedia:iPod Classic|iPod classic]] |
* [[30-pin Connector]] - the old and wide connector first used in the original [[wikipedia:iPod Classic|iPod classic]] |
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| − | * [[Lightning Connector]] - the new, small, and reversible connector first used in the [[iPhone 5]], [[iPad |
+ | * [[Lightning Connector]] - the new, small, and reversible connector first used in the [[iPhone 5]], [[iPad (4th generation)]], [[iPad mini]], and [[iPod touch (5th generation)]] |
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Latest revision as of 19:12, 24 March 2017
Dock connector is a term commonly given to the port on the bottom of an iOS device where the dock cable attached. There are currently two variants of the iOS dock connector:
- 30-pin Connector - the old and wide connector first used in the original iPod classic
- Lightning Connector - the new, small, and reversible connector first used in the iPhone 5, iPad (4th generation), iPad mini, and iPod touch (5th generation)
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