Intel Play Qx3 Microscope Software Download Windows 7

Intel Intel Play QX3 Microscope how to download and install the driver Intel Play QX3 Microscope is a Imaging Devices hardware device. The Windows version of this driver was developed by Intel. The hardware id of this driver is USB/VID_0813&PID_0001. Intel Intel Play QX3 Microscope - install the driver manually • You can download from the link below the driver installer file for the Intel Intel Play QX3 Microscope driver. The archive contains version 1.10.18.0 released on 2001-04-12 of the driver. • • Start the driver installer file from a user account with the highest privileges (rights). If your User Access Control (UAC) is started please confirm the installation of the driver and run the setup with administrative rights. • • Follow the driver setup wizard, which will guide you; it should be quite easy to follow.

Intel play qx5 microscope free download - PlayMemories Mobile for Windows 10, Intel App Preview for Windows 10, Intel XDK, and many more programs. Intel Play QX3. USB Digital Microscopes (About, Software, Download Drivers & User Manuals).  Intel Play QX3 Microscope Free Windows Drivers & Manuals. CIF resolution is 352x288 pixels, but the microscope software only uses a central region of interest (ROI) of the image - 320x240 pixels to be exact. The image is interpolated to 512x384 pixel.

The driver setup wizard will analyze your computer and will install the right driver. • • When the operation finishes shutdown and restart your computer in order to use the updated driver. It is as simple as that to install a Windows driver! • Intel applied a digital signature to this driver. Size of this driver: 532851 bytes (520.36 KB) This driver was installed by many users and received an average rating of 4.7 stars out of 46539 votes. This driver will work for the following versions of Windows: • This driver works on Windows 2000 (5.0) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows XP (5.1) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows Server 2003 (5.2) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows Vista (6.0) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows 7 (6.1) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows 8 (6.2) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows 8.1 (6.3) 32 bits • This driver works on Windows 10 (10.0) 32 bits.

How to use DriverMax to install Intel Intel Play QX3 Microscope driver The advantage of using DriverMax is that it will setup the driver for you in the easiest possible way and it will keep each driver up to date. How easy can you install a driver with DriverMax? • Start DriverMax and click on the yellow button named ~SCAN FOR DRIVER UPDATES NOW~. Wait for DriverMax to scan and analyze each driver on your computer. • • Take a look at the list of driver updates.

Scroll the list down until you locate the Intel Intel Play QX3 Microscope driver. Click on Update.

• • Finished installing the driver!

About the Intel Play QX3 U SB Digital Microscope These Digital Microscopes are an affordable way to start viewing and capturing close-up images of the circuitry on your computer chips and other items without spending a fortune on a high-end Educational Microscope! They are made to conveniently plug into your Desktop or Laptop computer via the USB port.  The Intel 'Play' brand of USB Digital Microscopes are no longer being made. Fortunately there are quite a few (new and used) available for sale on Amazon & eBay that remain an affordable option for hobbyists and educators. New models of affordable USB Digital microscopes are now available to consumers offering many choices and price ranges. Popular choices include Digital Blue's QX7, as well as others notable models from brands like Celestron, Plugable, AGPTek, Amscope, Neewer & Welltop. Intel & Mattel produced the 'Intel Play' USB Digital Microscopes from 1999 to 2002 The Intel Play QX3 Computer Microscope was developed as the result of a creative partnership between computer chip giant Intel and the innovative toy designer Mattel.

Having a $100 price point, this electronic video toy was Intel's attempt at entering the science education market using optics, digital imaging, and the latest computer technology at the time. The QX3 microscope connected easily to a Windows based PC via it's USB cable which also powered the microscope and its lighting. It featured 10x/60x/200x lenses and had both upper and lower adjustable lighting and focus height adjustment. The microscope could be removed from its base stand allowing it to be used as a hand-held microscope. The microscope came with software that enabled the user to snap images, make time lapse movies, import and export images, lighting control, and image effects and titling. The microscope used a CMOS CIF sensor - ideal for use in a microscope that focuses on a small image area.