We have all seen those cheap digital microscopes, whether in USB format or with its own screen, all of them promising super-clear images of everything from butterfly wings to electronics at amazing ...

If you are looking for a small compact digital microscope capable of providing 500x magnification, you might be interested in the Laboray. Launched via Kickstarter this month campaigners already ...

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Get up close and personal with life using a digital microscope Take a closer look at the plants, foods and textures around you using an microscope that connects to your phone, tablet or computer.

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The latest microscope from keyence revolutionizes how imaging and analysis are performed. By integrating the most recent advancements in optical and digital technologies, the vhx-5000 digital ...

Some things go together, like chocolate and peanut butter. Others are more odd pairings, like bananas and bacon. We aren’t sure which category to put [IMSAI Guy]’s latest find in. He has a microscope ...

In this video I turn everyday classroom supplies into a fun science game using my digital microscope. I zoom in on familiar objects and challenge you to guess what they are in three rounds that get ...

Beaver Lab has returned to Kickstarter this month to launch its new portable digital microscope called the Darwin M2. Designed to provide an accessible and affordable microscope that can be used by ...

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In this quick classroom challenge, I put three mystery animal specimens under my digital microscope and let you guess what they are. The only hint I give is that they all start with the letter S.