batteries

How do digital cameras differ from film?

Reviews Many digital cameras use batteries designed specifically for them Film: Takes disposable batteries that require infrequent replacement. Digital: Takes one or more of a variety of battery types -- both disposable and rechargeable -- that require...

12 May 2005, 20:50

Which kind of battery is best?

Reviews Proprietary batteries come in all shapes and sizes, to best fit a given camera Batteries designed specifically for a particular model or product line. Most rechargeable batteries for cameras are AA-sized

12 May 2005, 20:49

Kodak EasyShare Printer Dock 6000 review

Reviews Overall, this 6000 is easy to use, and we like that it conveniently doubles as a recharger for your camera's batteries. While we wish it ran on batteries for truly mobile operation, this photo printer is compact enough to take on jaunts away from...

Editor's rating   7.2

Tags: kodak, printers, colours, tray

7 June 2004, 19:11

Canon PowerShot A580 review

Reviews It has a £100 price tag, cheerful styling and runs off AA batteries: all of which make it a family or novice-friendly digital snapper. It seemed happy to snap away indefinitely at just over one frame per second, but our gratification at this was...

Editor's rating   6.2

Tags: canon, categories, optical, shots

18 June 2008, 8:22

What are my choices?

Reviews The Roberts Gemini 11 can run off six D-size batteries Although the mains/battery models can be run off size C or size D batteries, you'll only want to do this in emergencies. Most are about the size of a pack of cards and run off AA batteries...

12 May 2005, 22:36

Sennheiser PXC 300 review

Reviews The travel-friendly headphones also offer featherweight comfort, fold flat for easy storage in the supplied soft travel case and come with batteries and airline audio adaptors. The PXC 300s' noise-cancelling circuitry and two AAA batteries are...

Editor's rating   7.7

Tags: sennheiser, noise, sound quality, headphones

21 September 2005, 20:38

Sony XDR-M1 review

Reviews With batteries, remote and earbuds, the radio weighs 155g. Sony's XDR-M1 is smaller than your wallet and runs off batteries, enabling you to enjoy DAB broadcasts in the great outdoors. If you want to take the radio out into the great outdoors, you...

Editor's rating   6.8

Tags: sony, stations, station, scrolling

11 May 2005, 22:40

Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS80 review

Reviews It measures about 31mm deep and weighs just 177g with SD card and batteries. The extra 5mm it sports over slimmer compacts lets the LS80 take AA batteries, which are generally more convenient and readily available than the proprietary rechargeable...

Editor's rating   6.6

Tags: panasonic, contrast, optical, canon

4 April 2008, 15:46

Canon PowerShot A650 IS review

Reviews DesignAt 386g with four AA batteries, the A650 IS weighs in as one of the heftiest 'point-and-shoot' cameras we've yet seen. The batteries that power the camera sit inside a prominent, deep grip that feels good even in large hands.

Editor's rating   7.6

Tags: canon, scene, panasonic, packed

3 October 2007, 15:01

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H1 review

Reviews DesignWeighing 510g when loaded with a Memory Stick and two AA batteries, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H1 marginally outweighs the rest of its 5-megapixel megazoom competition. The H1 comes with two 2,100mAh rechargeable nickel-metal-hydride batteries...

Editor's rating   7.2

Tags: sony, continuous, cyber, high resolution

28 July 2005, 12:39

Casio Exilim EX-Z110 review

Reviews Two AA batteries delivered enough power for a full day of moderate shooting. However, we suggest using rechargeable nickel-metal-hydride batteries for improved battery life. DesignMeasuring 89 by 27 by 61mm and weighing 185g with batteries and...

Editor's rating   5.6

Tags: casio, optical, noise, scene

23 November 2005, 16:43

Olympus FE-180 review

Reviews The batteries come with a separate charger and even come precharged so that you can start shooting as soon as you take the camera out of the box. The right half of the camera is fatter than the left half to make room for two included rechargeable...

Editor's rating   6.8

Tags: olympus, scene, body, balance

26 October 2006, 13:08

Creative Desktop Wireless 9000 Pro review

Reviews The 9000 Pro's standard setup process includes inserting the rechargeable batteries into the mouse and the keyboard -- two AA batteries for the mouse and two AAA batteries for the keyboard -- installing the drivers and plugging in the USB receiver.

Editor's rating   6.2

Tags: creative, keys, functionality, media player

18 August 2005, 21:38

Genius G-Shot DV1210 review

Reviews It's pretty light, even when loaded up with AA batteries. You have the option to use the included li-ion battery, or replace it with easily-available AA batteries should the juice run out halfway through shooting.

Editor's rating   5.6

Tags: genius, switch, optical, television

6 September 2007, 18:12

Fujifilm FinePix S1000fd review

Reviews One-handed shooting is possible, although the AA batteries make it heavier than it looks. We had no complaints about battery life, bearing in mind that the S1000fd is powered by AA batteries. We didn't have to change the batteries in a week of use...

Editor's rating   5.7

Tags: fujifilm, dedicated, noise, shooting

28 July 2008, 17:41