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kind of strange to be waxing poetic about nickel metalhydride, but i am very excited to have received a recent online purchase i made.  no, not some cd or dvd (i gave up purchasing those long ago), but only the hottest rechargeable AA batteries on the street.  maha's powerex batteries, for you digital camera users smart enough to buy one that takes off-the-shelf AA's and don't have to carry around your charger wherever you go, are the way to go. 

i bought four of these awhile back and they did my canon powershot a95 more than right until that fateful night i left them in the san jose state dorms.  which in itself is a story i'll save for a later day.  but the new and improved 2700 mAh ones have come out since may.  amazing how long these batteries last for.  i originally found them thanks to the "great battery shootout", where they were top dog at the time.  energizer has come out with ones that rival them, but i've conducted my own g.b.s. and i find that the powerex's take the cake.  if my word isn't enough, check out what bob w. from st. louis has to say about them: 

"I am Astonished at how many pictures I can take with these rechargeable batteries. Even though I was able to get roughly 40 to 60 pictures with alkaline batteries , the Maha 2500 mAh batteries delivered over 250 pictures and are still going. Simply amazing!"

only available online through obscure online distribution channels, these babies shine in comparison to other off-the-shelf non-rechargeables i used.  the eveready's i bought at 7-eleven literally lasted me about ten photos.  duracell's are certainly better.  but i can leave the powerex's in for at least a few hundred photos plus video.  anyways, strange post tonight, i guess i really like these batteries.  

on a related note, did you know you can recycle your old batteries at any walgreens?