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Are 3D Printers in Your Future?

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3D printing is becoming affordable for small Business.

The $499 price point for the da Vinci makes it the cheapest “plug and play” 3D printer out there. According to a statement released by XYZprinting Inc., “The da Vinci is a plug-n-play 3D printer with a large build size designed specifically for households and small businesses. With no assembly required, a smart design, unique safety features and easy-to-use cloud system, the da Vinci has redesigned the 3D printing experience making it more user-friendly across all aspects of the process than ever before.”

This device was featured at CES 2014 along with a number of other more expensive 3D printers, but the race is on to deliver at price points people are willing to pay.

With the right rugged mobile computing solutions, and easy to use cloud systems, companies with an interest in 3D technology can up their game for a lot less money.

International Business Times

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