UniversalPortable USB Digital Microscope Camera
R199
About
Now we know what you thinking, why are there so many boring microscopes around? Well, we’ve heard you and not only that; we have just the thing to get you excited about microscopes again. The Portable USB Digital Microscope Camera is packed with great features, 2MP camera, 500X zoom, Built-in LED torch and its also great fun to use. The camera enables you to snap HD Ready photos and video with your laptop. The awesome results are magnified images that can be used for work or for play. So whether it’s starting a new hobby or getting creative with your existing one, get yourself a Portable USB Digital Microscope today!
Product Features
- Easy operate and assemble
- Ideal as a gift
- Includes adjustable stand and Magnifying calibration ruler
- Image CMOS Sensor
- Controller: High-Speed DSP
- Lens: Micro-Scope Lens
- Focus Range: Manual Focus from 3mm to 40mm
- SnapShot: Software and Hardware
- Video Capture Resolution: 640x480,
- Still Image Capture Resolution: 1600x1200(2M Pixel),1280x960(1.3M Pixel),800x600, 640x480
- Frame Rate: Max. 30f/s Under 600 Lux Brightness
- Flicker Control: 50Hz / 60Hz Option
- Video Format: AVI
- Snap Shot Format: JEPG
- Light Source: 8 White Light LED (with a controller on USB cable)
- Magnification Ratio:50X ~ 500X (Manual)
- Power Supply: USB Port (5V DC)
- Software: AMCAP(Driver)
- System Requirement: Pentium Computer with 700MHz & Above, 20M HD Space CD ROM Driver,
- 128MB RAM, Direct X VGA Card
- PC Interface: USB2.0 & USB1.1
- Operation System: Windows 7 32 bit /Vista/XP
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