Review: World's smallest smart telescope is a $400 surprise package
Smart technology is revolutionizing how we see and capture the world around us, as well as how we peer into the universe – without needing to be an experienced stargazer to do so.
We recently previewed the Draco from DwarfLab, which aims to meet somewhere in the middle of luxury smart scopes and compact – and more affordable, more entry-level – gadgets. We also looked at the Dwarf 3 last year.
The Mini is much cheaper, and pretty mighty given its weight and size. As the image below shows, its 100.38 x 183.61 x 60.70-mm (3.95 x 7.23 x 2.39 in) body is smaller in length and width than an average paperback novel, and only a little thicker.
Much like my Thermal Masterexperience, I’ve had issues with outdoors technology lately – no clear skies at night for two months, a summer that’s been ruthlessly hot every single day...
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