Connectivity
Software
Kodak supplies their EasyShare software with the standard camera bundle. It was not tested, though we have found previous versions of this software—surprise, surprise—very easy to use.

Jacks, Ports, Plugs
The USB / A/V port is under a side hatch, along with the SD slot, and cables for computer or video are supplied. An ImageLink port is on the bottom and this fits a standard docking station.

Direct Print Options
Besides ImageLink docking, prints can be sent directly through PictBridge.

Battery
The C643 takes standard AA alkaline batteries, or a variety of more exotic power sources. It can use NiMH rechargeable AA batteries, or 1 Kodak Lithium battery CRV3. The power port on the side of the camera can use a 3 volt DC input source. These options are more than you find on the typical camera in this price range. It is also worth mentioning that the docking station accessory also functions as a battery charger, providing a full charge in 3.5 hours. However, the company provided no specifications relating to number of shots per charge or type of battery.

Memory
The C643 contains its own 32 MB of memory and accepts standard SD memory cards.

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