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03 Jul 2009, 4:56 pm

So here's an interesting question. Does anyone know of a personal digital camera (similar to a Kodak Easyshare and what not) that has a rechargeable lithium ion battery built into it rather than having it run on AA's?


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03 Jul 2009, 9:39 pm

See Sony under wiki - under the sub category "proprietary jack***'s" ...



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03 Jul 2009, 10:30 pm

Nim wrote:
See Sony under wiki - under the sub category "proprietary jack***'s" ...


*snort*

I would just buy rechargeable AA's, OP. You can get the batteries and the charger for a few bucks, then be unlimited in your camera choice.


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04 Jul 2009, 1:15 am

kip wrote:
Nim wrote:
See Sony under wiki - under the sub category "proprietary jack***'s" ...


*snort*

I would just buy rechargeable AA's, OP. You can get the batteries and the charger for a few bucks, then be unlimited in your camera choice.


Alright you don't have to be jerks, I was just curious about the possibility.


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04 Jul 2009, 9:17 am

The camera I have is a Cassio Exilim 10.1 megapixel that has a removable and rechargeable battery
and charger. I used it for these York Arts Photos I shot last summer.


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04 Jul 2009, 9:31 am

I use a camera that uses 4xAA batteries. I just look for 2000mAh or higher as smaller numbers don't last as long. Although I notice rechargeable batteries are 1.2volt and rarely 1.5v. I have 8xAA rechargeable batteries at about 2650mAh, I am sure it's possible to get 2700 and above.

I now avoid devices that use AAA batteries as the last camera I used went through them quickly, but had some luck with some AAA batteries at 1000mAh (highest I've seen)



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04 Jul 2009, 7:01 pm

jamesohgoodie wrote:
So here's an interesting question. Does anyone know of a personal digital camera (similar to a Kodak Easyshare and what not) that has a rechargeable lithium ion battery built into it rather than having it run on AA's?

Kodak EasyShare? Those are a piece of crap, worst camera I've used, looks nice but EATS batteries like candy, can't recommend them.

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I would just buy rechargeable AA's, OP. You can get the batteries and the charger for a few bucks, then be unlimited in your camera choice.

Seconded, and unless you are very very very organized, it sucks to not be able to buy a pair almost anywhere (as with AA).

if you still want a li-on, I think the the Canon Elf uses those.

I use a panasonic® Lumix®, uses 2xAA, and use Eneloop® batteries (low self-discharge). I just recorded yesterday an hour of video, took some photos in the past week, and the batteries still are happy at 1/2 the energy.


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