1) What kind of battery/batteries does this camera use? 2) What kind of recharger does the battery/batteries use? 3) Does it take SD or Micro SD?
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1. It has a lithium battery - Sony but there are oem versions.2. Sony provide 2 power cords - one incorporates a battery holder for external battery charging and the other plugs directly in to the camera for internal charging.3. It takes standard SD cards.
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It comes with its own rechargeable lithium battery. It also has a power cord for charging that plugs into the camera. It takes SD cards. Not micro.
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Hi avaritt, the camera uses NP-FH50 battery with a supplied AC adaptor, and is compatible with Memory Stick Pro/Pro Duo and SDHC/SDXC cards.
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It does take regular AA batteries however I've found the camera works best with Lithium Ion rechargeable batteries. If you use regular AA batteries they will be drained in a very short time. (Less than 50 pics or so) I normally keep regular AA's as spares if I'm out somewhere where I don't have time to recharge my LI batteries.
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The camera comes with a battery, charger and software. It does not come with any memory so you will need to purchase an SD memory card in order to use it. It is less expensive than buying the camera with internal memory though. You can get a lot more memory for the money with the separate memory card.
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It is a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, I do not know the model number off hand but you can buy extras/replacements here on amazon starting at $5. The camera comes with a charger, battery and wrist-strap. You will have to buy a memory card separate.
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I bought this as a package deal. The camera comes with a rechargeable battery that was included of course, the package also included the SD card, and case. See if you can find the deal. It was under $125.00 bucks.
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In regards to your inquiry, this camera takes (2) AAA Batteries which come packaged with the camera.
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Comes with battery, cord (charging and data transfer), camera includes internal memory. Does not include a micro sd card. I bought a Kingston 16g micro sd hc class 4 card, $11 from Amazon.
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It takes 2 AA batteries. Get good batteries and they last quite a long time. My experience with rechargeable batteries is that they discharge faster than regular batteries (lose the charge) so the mechanism moves more slowly as the power gives up. So you wind up missing an action shot. But it's a good little camera and once you learn the settings (little icons), it's fun and takes good to great pictures.
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Has rechargeable lithium battery-(not the double A batteries that some others have) that is why I bought it for my grandson--it holds a charge for hundreds of pictures. It is a great camera & we just developed some of the pictures--very good!
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it uses a tiny lithium ion battery. battery life is okay but not great. it works for taking pictures around the house, but I bought an extra one so I always have one ready to use. extra batteries are cheap, about $7. the main advantage with this camera is the ability to control it with the touch screen and the ability to share photos instantly via WiFi. it has a nice amount of features for the price. I recommend getting it as a package deal with an extra battery, memory card, etc. it's not a professional photographer's camera and only average as a hobby camera, but it's practical. there's a great website for comparing camera features. just Google the brand/model number d "vs" and the other brand/model number.
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It comes with a battery and charging cable (plugs into camera to charge battery). It does not come with an SD card and has no onboard storage, however, so you'll need one before you can take any pictures.
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Derrick, i think is the MicroSD card. I dont remember if it came with the camera (think not), but as i told before to someone else, this camera is not good because the battery goes out to soon, of course if you want to have it plug in all the time, it will be ok... The quality of the camera is OK, also the sound. Night vision, not that good... manual, horrible...
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The camera uses 3 at a time (3A) and the batteries last quite a while. Our grandson loves his camera - he easily learned how to use the camera- within a couple of minutes- and he's 2 ½ . He got the camera in June and my daughter has only changed the batteries once. Not sure about the rechargeable type. He takes a lot of pictures and they are quite good - they are a little grainy when enlarged because of the megapixels but for a childs camera it is great! There is a setup disk for your computer that allows you to download the pictures from the camera to your computer which is interesting.
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I'm sorry but do not know the answers to these questions? Are the answers not in the product description? I do know that I use a regular SD card with no trouble. I believe that lithium batteries can be substituted but that should be part of the product description.
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The battery comes with it but i had to use my own micro sd card. Im currently using a 16gb. This camera is probably the best camera I have ever owned :)
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It's the rechargeable type. Make sure to charge it before you begin taking pictures. I learned the hard way. I can't tell exactly how long the charge lasts but it is a decent amount of time.
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Battery is included. The memory card is a Micro S HC. For the money, this is a neat little camera.