[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.gizmag.com/videobuddy-ip...-adapter/13045/

"Owners of the new iPod nano 5G will no doubt be racking up hours of video footage by now and looking to inflict - I mean, share - their videos with all and sundry. While the nano's 2.2-inch display might be ok "on the set", nothing beats a TV to demand everyone's attention."

And now you can see all those videos from your iPod Nano on your TV with this setup called the VideoBuddy. This also has the authentication chip and is powered by the iPod. It is available now from GEAR4 for approximately $48.00 USD. 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.gizmag.com/videobuddy-ip...-adapter/13045/

"Owners of the new iPod nano 5G will no doubt be racking up hours of video footage by now and looking to inflict - I mean, share - their videos with all and sundry. While the nano's 2.2-inch display might be ok "on the set", nothing beats a TV to demand everyone's attention."

And now you can see all those videos from your iPod Nano on your TV with this setup called the VideoBuddy. This also has the authentication chip and is powered by the iPod. It is available now from GEAR4 for approximately $48.00 USD. 

[Dyvim]

Don't see why you would get this instead of the official Apple cables for $49 which also include a power adapter and come in either composite or component varieties. Now if this were $30 or less, then I could see the attraction.