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Carson Zorb USB Digital Microscope with 35X Optical Zoom, Lava Orange
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Carson Zorb USB Digital Microscope with 35X Optical Zoom, Lava Orange | Electronics

by Carson

List Price: $59.99  
Price:  $34.38
You Save:  $25.61 (43%)
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Publisher:  Carson
Color:  Lava Orange
Model:  MM-480O
Release Date:  2009-06-02
Sales Rank:  26,373th

FEATURES

  • Digital Microscope With An Integrated Camera That Displays The Magnified Image Right On A Computer Screen
  • 35X Magnification (14" Monitor) Allows User To See Details Of Ordinary Objects
  • Built-In Internal Illuminator Ensures A Clear & Bright Image
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS


Product Description
The MM-480 zOrb from Carson Optical is a Digital Microscope with an integrated camera that displays the magnified image right on your computer screen. The impressive 35x Magnification (14" monitor) allows you to see details of ordinary objects you never knew existed! The built-in internal illuminator ensures a clear and bright image. The zOrb Digital Microscope comes in 3 colors: Surf Blue, Safari Green and Lava Orange. Capture an image to keep using the built-in 640 x 480 resolution digital camera. You can even capture close-focus video with the zOrb! The zOrb is compatible with Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, XP Service Pack 3 Upgrade, Vista and MAC OSX 10.4 or later. A USB 2.0 port is required.


CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 3 reviews)

good buy for kids by Faye Beauchamp (kingston, Tn) 5 Stars
December 30, 2009
I bought this for my 8 yr. old nephew for Christmas. We had a good time with it all Christmas Eve. Your tongue looks oh so gross on it. Just what an 8 yr. old boy likes!

Great learning tool! by Stephen C. Walker (Florida) 5 Stars
December 01, 2009
This is a great learning tool to teach your kids! IT was easy to install and shows nice pictures. This is not a "microscope" but it provides nice close up pictures of anything your kids can imagine.

Only one problem by W. Smock (San Diego, CA) 4 Stars
February 27, 2009
I wish I had control of the LEDs to turn them off. Other than that it takes some great pictures.

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