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Konica Minolta AC-4 AC Adapter for Dimage X, Xi, X50 & X60 Digital Cameras

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Konica-Minolta
EAN: 0043325992872
Label: Konica Minolta
Manufacturer: Konica Minolta
Model: 4
Publisher: Konica Minolta
Studio: Konica Minolta


Features:
  • Keep an extra AC adapter on hand
  • For use with the Minolta Dimage X, Xi & X50 Digital Cameras





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Product Description:
Minolta aims to supply digital cameras with unique, advanced features that various kinds of users can take full advantage of while enjoying themselves and successfully expressing their creativity. Throughout the process of camera development, Minolta concentrates on the human aspects of photography and works to maximize the pleasure people can derive from taking and viewing photographs. That's why Minolta offers a complete and comprehensive range of accessories for its cameras.



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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Love having this cord
Although I do not use the camera to transfer my files at this time, I do use it to view images and video clips on TV, as well as copy them onto DVDs. Using this adapter means I don't have to rely on battery power to do so, which would run the risk of data loss should the battery give out. I'm giving the unit 3.5 instead of 5 stars, because it doesn't seem to be made as sturdily as most adapters are. Additionally and as an FYI, the AC-4 adapter I received does not look like the one in Amazon photo (maybe it's a newer version?)...it is lacking the two built in shields, having one TDK ferrite snap bead instead. Also, the metal prongs that go into the wall outlet protrude from the end of the unit, not from its backside. It's 4.5 inches from the tip of the metal prongs to the other side of the adapter where the cord can safely start to bend. That's QUITE a bit of clearance that's needed, so you will need to use a well-exposed wall outlet to use this adapter without an extension cord of some sort. Still, I'm pleased as punch to have it.


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - What's the purpose?
The AC-4 willl power your Dimage camera, BUT IT WILL NOT CHARGE THE BATTERY! So, if you take all of your picture within 5 feet of an outlet than this is the product for you. If, say, you go outdoors on occasion you will need the BC-300 charger.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - gotta get one
Great adapter. Great camera. What more can I say. Could have come with the camera though.

Cameras Digital X60 & X50 Xi, X, Dimage for Adapter AC AC-4 Minolta Konica



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