A great new USB digital microscope with video and picture capture capability.
This Digital USB Microscope is a fully
functional magnification tool that is plugged directly into a computer so that you can
see magnified objects at up to 200X. Added to this, as you are looking at the
magnified objects you can take either 1.3 Mega Pixel Still Shots, or 1.3 Mega Pixel
AVI Movie Clips for storage and later viewing. All of this is possible due to the
user friendly and powerful computer software that comes packaged with each purchase.
As an added bonus, this high end Digital Microscope gets its power directly from the
USB port, meaning that you never have to worry about batteries.
It is a perfect item
for use in the classroom, close product inspection, or just for plain fun, and
available directly from Chinavasion's convenient online store.
China Manufacturer Specification
- Primary Function: Digital USB Microscope - for viewing and recording via computer
- Imaging sensor: Dual Axis 27X & 100X Microscope Lens
- Max. Resolution: 1.3 Mega Pixel
- Magnification Ratio: 10X to 200X
- Color: 24 RGB
- Focus range: Manual Focus from 10mm to 90mm
- Still image:
- Formats: JPEG
- Resolution: 1280x1024, 640x480, 320x240, 160x120
- Video:
- Formats: AVI
- Resolution: 1280x1024, 640x480, 320x240, 160x120
- FPS: 30FPS under 600 LUX Brightness
- Light Source: 8 White LED Lights
- White balance: Auto
- EV compensation: Auto
- Flicker Freq: 50Hz/60Hz
- PC interface: USB 2.0
- Shutter: 1 sec to 1/1000 sec
- Power supply: 5V DC from USB Port
- Dimensions: 100mm(L) x 33mm(R)
- System: Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista
- Computer Requirements:
Pentium 300 or AMD Athlon processor or higher
100 MB free hard disk space and 32 MB or more of RAM
16 bit Color Display Adapter
Available USB Interface
CD-ROM Drive
- Manufacturer Ref: WHP5S5GEW3C9
Package Contents
- Model CVEDM-MC01 Digital Microscope
- Software CD
- Adjustable Stand
- Lens Cap
- Login for Wholesale Discount Price
Current Reviews: 2
This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 25 July, 2007.
