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EyeClops

by Evan Shamoon on November 19, 2007 at 07:41 PM



The EyeClops ($50) is a great concept: Essentially an electronic hand-held microscope that plugs into your TV, and displays whatever you're pointing it at onto the big screen -- magnified 200 times over. There are some limitations if you're using it with a TV (namely, having to be tethered to the TV and view things around the house); however, those armed with a video camera (with a composite video jack) will find it much more versatile. Going out into nature and filming grass, tree bark, and butterfly wings up close, recording it, and taking it back home for big-screen viewing is pretty awesome. No matter how old you are.


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