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Intel Play Microscope Qx3

Lets say that one more time! Qx3 is a "Toy".

Q. I heard that Intel has discontinued all Intel® Play™ toys. Is this true?
A. Yes. All Intel Play Toys were discontinued in March 2002. No further development or updates will be made for these products.

Q. Does the softwear that supports this product, have any scientific value?
A. No. The soft wear is designed for 6 year olds, it includes a paint program and adjustments to alter the color and a host of cool things for kids.

In conclusion; the photos under the microscope at 60x of henna powders "that may have been manufactured in 2001 or 2002" have no significant value whatsoever and should not be considered a reliable source, but an amusement.

Our current Henna Stock is 2011 and 2012?

Henna crops vary from year to year and from crop to crop, due to weather conditions, global warming, drought and so on.

Manufacturer's Description:

Intel Play QX3 Computer Microscope makes science and learning more fun than ever before. Children just place objects under this translucent, blue microscope and the images are displayed on their computer's monitor and can be magnified 10, 60 or 200X. A great software package gives children a multitude of creative options. They can add video or audio effects and artwork to their images, e-mail their creations or group slides together to build a cool time-lapse movie.

The Intel Qx3 Microscope is a wonderfully innovative "toy" for the PC. Built in a rugged blue plastic, the microscope is designed for children aged six and up, though there is certainly no upper limit and this is one product that will see parents and their children fighting for their turn.

The Qx3 is simple to set up on a Windows 98/Me computer, utilizing a USB port and handily there is no additional power cable to worry about, as the microscope draws its power from the USB port itself. The software is fun orientated, including options for creating time-lapse movies or creative editing and special effects, though adults may become frustrated at some of its child-targeted foibles.

The actual microscope uses the monitors display as the viewing eye, which does mean that when you place an object under the lens, all present can view the object without having to "fight and refocus". The zoom can be set to three magnifications: 10, 60, 200X and the image quality is excellent--equivalent to a good quality webcam. Positioning objects can be frustrating, especially at higher magnifications, as they have a tendency for the slightest adjustments to send the image completely out of shot.

The Intel Qx3 Microscope is an excellent way to use your PC, that will be both educational and stimulating for children, plus a lot of fun for adults.