I was just wondering, as a proud owner of TWO nano 6th Generation units in silver, but before I splurge out the cash and buy this new 7G nano in Slate which will be used exclusively in my car, will its Bluetooth feature sync up with aftermarket car decks like the old 30-pin connectior did with iPod decks and allow full iPod controllability through it or should I either wait until new Lightning connector-ready decks come out, or get one of the current iPod-ready decks with the (now) old 30-pin controllability?
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