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Duracell Introduces the Duracell Ultra CR-V3 Photo Lithium Battery

February 14, 2001 by Jeff Shepard

Duracell (Bethel, CT) recently introduced the Duracell Ultra CR-V3. An extension to the Duracell Ultra line of photo lithium batteries, the CR-V3 was designed to meet the power demands of the growing number of CR-V3 compatible digital cameras. The company claims that the new battery lasts up to twice as long as any other commercially available battery. Duracell further maintains that the CR-V3 does not lose its charge between uses and is always ready, even when the camera is idle for extended periods of time. The CR-V3 does not require recharging.

“With Duracell Ultra CR-V3, Duracell offers consumers a broader choice of always-ready portable power for the fastest growing device category. We are confident that Duracell Ultra CR-V3 will set a new standard for digital camera portable power," said Rick Anderson, vice president of Duracell's global business management segment. “Our new battery is yet another example of our commitment to provide consumers convenient, longer-lasting solutions for the advanced power demands of emerging devices."

The Duracell Ultra CR-V3 will be available in North America beginning in July, 2001. It is priced at approximately $10.99.