Carson EFLEX 300x Digital microscope

Sku code : MM-840Manufacturer : Carson
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x75-300, 1600x1200px, 33x33x86mm, 86g - More Info
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EFLEX The Carson MM-840 eFlex is a powerful digital microscope that displays the magnified image right on your computer screen. The impressive 75x/300x effective magnification (on 21″ monitor) allows you to see details of ordinary objects that you never knew existed! Capture an image to keep with the click of a button. You can even capture close-focus video! The included flexible neck stand with suction cup adapter attached to any smooth surface, or included graduated base with ease.
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SKU MM-840
EAN 0750668011121
Specification
Design
Microscope typeDigital microscope
Product colourGrey, White
Features
Microscope typeDigital microscope
Maximum magnification300x
Product colourGrey, White
Minimum magnification75x
Camera
Camera resolution1600 x 1200 pixels
Built-in cameraYes
Technical details
Microscope typeDigital microscope
Maximum magnification300x
System requirements
Windows operating systems supportedWindows 10, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Mac operating systems supportedYes
Colour
Product colourGrey, White
Weight & dimensions
Package width231 mm
Package depth61 mm
Package height58 mm
Package weight325 g
Width33 mm
Weight86 g
Height86 mm
Depth33 mm
Manufacturer Carson
Short Description x75-300, 1600x1200px, 33x33x86mm, 86g
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