The camera needs one 9 volt battery to operate this digital 0.1 MP (320 x 240 pixel) offering. Originally it came with a camera to computer serial cable, the battery, handy carry strap, Instruction booklet, and an SE 2.1 Image Software CD-ROM disc. The camera also has a 500 KB integrated memory, AC adapter port, serial connect port, self-timer indicator, self-timer button, flash settings button, optical viewfinder, on/off switch, LCD display, scroll up button, scroll down button, delete button, menu on/off button, and a ¼” 20 thread tripod mount on the bottom of the camera. Other features with the LCD screen are a picture counter, memory full icon, flash setting icon, and a resolution setting icon. The minimum distance to take a picture is 3 feet and infinity is the maximum. To save power the camera automatically shuts down after 30 seconds of inactivity and this is called sleep mode. In sleep mode, the camera LCD display turns off and the power indicator light blinks every five seconds. Press the shutter button while the camera is in sleep mode to turn on the camera. The LCD display turns on and the power indicator light displays green again. If you don’t use your digital camera after approximately three minutes of sleep mode, all power is shut off. The PhotoMax Fun 320 was introduced by Polaroid in 1999 and made in China.