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Wednesday, February 01, 2006

New Nikon EN-EL3e Batteries

For those of you who are not aware, Nikon is recalling their EN-EL3 batteries with specific batch numbers (see link for more details http://nikon.com.sg/pagearticle.php?pageid=49), and replacing them with the newer, improved EN-EL3e that comes with the D70s.

Initially when the news broke, the feeling was one of dread -- thinking of the hassle to make an effort to find go down to the Nikon Service Center just to get your batteries changed :(. However, all that started to change when I found out that they are replacing them with the improved batteries :). Suddenly, felt like it was good to be one of those affected!!

In the end, I changed 2 old EN-EL3 for 2 new EN-EL3e batteries!! :)

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