January 11, 2008 Celestron, the people who brought us the SkyScout Scope refractor telescope has released two new microscopes, a USB-powered handheld digital microscope (HDM) and a new LCD Digital ...

Mad scientists of an earlier era were content with using a microtome and glass slides to examine odd cell structures through a dusty lens. Modern mad scientists know that there’s something a bit ...

Step back and relax a bit. Using a microscope will no longer require hunchbacked peering, thanks to an LCD-equipped model due soon from Celestron. A 3.5-inch screen replaces the eyepiece, making it ...

The USB-powered Celestron Handheld Digital Microscope Pro, geared toward hobbyists, is useful, fun and easy to use, and can be had for less money than you might expect. Best Deal£99.4 Considering the ...

Celestron’s engineers are known to seek out the best and brightest minds in the amateur astronomy industry. They’ve collaborated with optical engineers Dave Rowe and Mark Ackermann on our latest ...

Constructed with an LCD digital display, multiple lenses and XY stage plate navigation, the Celestron PentaView feels professional, enables specimens to be viewed by a large audience and is an ...

Constructed with precision optical lenses, high-quality materials, a variety of illumination choices and a trinocular eyepiece tube, Celestron Labs has created a promising instrument for advanced ...

Considering the versatility of the microscopes available today, it's surprising that more people don't own one. They're handy in revealing fine detail in small objects at magnifications that a loupe ...

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Considering the versatility of the microscopes available today, it's surprising that more people don't own one. They're handy in revealing fine detail in small objects at magnifications that a loupe ...