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The computer is does not deplete the cameras current. However, the device deos not charge from the computer. Power insert the device into a power outlet with power charger.
http://www.bestlaptopbattery.com/b.cfm/Digital-Camera/POLAROID/izone-300/CH3450-.htm this is a replacement charger for the model ..but if I was in your place I'ld try to see if connected to the usb cable its actually charging the battery ..try different choosing in the camera when connect and see if the battery gives sign that it is actually charging ..some mobile phones and camera do that when plugged..
This camera has a LiPo battery that is recharged via the USB cable/docking station.
I have to add that this polaroid Zone 310 has a reputation for very short battery life and very short battery charge retention so this may be why you think that it is not charging. In addition, Lipo batteries also have a finite life (some 500 charges / 24months top) before they need to be replaced completetly.
Hope it helps: let me know if this answer your question.
Sorry, but the USB cable is only for downloading photos to the computer, and the 300 series cameras do not have an on-board charging function. If you wish to use rechargeable batteries (Polaroid recommends Ni-MH type only) you must purchase and use an external charger. Inexpensive generic chargers can be purchased in the electronics department of most stores.
Can I replace the insclose and where to buy a replacement battery foe a Polaroid izone310 >>>the ccamera looks like new but the int. bat. is shot >>thanks for any help on this matter >>>>no not the real santa ( just a helper )
This is a common problem with ALL rechargable devices.
No brand, pricetag, or battery is exempt.
Litium-Ion batteries are wonderfull, but they aren't perfect.
Over time they simply break down.
Lithium-Ion batteries usually last a good 2 years and then they are done.
It's also not unusal for them to stop charging if they are ever completely drained.
For an economy point-and-shoot camera, the izone 310 holds up nicely.
If it is kept with at least a slight charge, and used somewhat often. It'll give you a good 2 or 3 years of camera fun.
If you want it to work again, find a replacment battery.
If I was in your shoes, I'd just invest in a new camera. Unless it's still under warrenty.
I left my izone 310 in my glove compartment during hot weather and now it is doing the same thing. I am planning to buy a new camera, unless someone comes up with a solution soon.
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