Who doesn’t love star gazing? Watching those stars twinkle in all its glory at night? Too bad in the bright city it’s hard to observe them as they twinkle up there, right?
The Stellar Window now allows you to fully experience the wonders of space through a simple software package attached to your PC or PC tablet. This software contains a six-axis sensor to modify the display as the skies move. And with the use of the USB cable extension you can take along the set outside into your garden at a peaceful night to cradle the stars above you. With the sophisticated computer graphics this gadget offers, you’ll surely be amazed.
You will be able to look out for your favorite planets as this gadget draws on a database of 2.6 million stars and 6,000 deepsky objects. The Stellar Window is especially prepared by professional astro-scientists. You can also even mount the USB onto a pair of binoculars and display what you see on a large screen. This deluxe product is perfect for the stargazing fan or families, and is an ideal instrument for teaching the kids about the universe. Connect your PC to a large TV screen for an even better spectacle.
The Stellar Window Planetarium Software features:
CD Rom and USB memory stick
Supervised by Professor J. Watanabe (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan)
Works ideally with PC or PC tablet, not included
Recommended monitor resolutions: 1280×1024 or 800×600
Also includes 1m (39.4″) USB cable extension
Accuracy of sensor: 0.1 degree to frequency of 20 times per second
OS: Windows, Mac OSX
Can be mounted on binoculars (not included)
Functions: searching, voice navigation
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carries 200W with an estimated life of 2000/3000 Hours. It retails for about $245.37 which should save you on home projector repairs
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