3D printing for the masses: desktop 3D printer goes on sale for £900

Charlee Gothard
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'Early adopter' Makerbot Digitizer is first glimpse of an interesting future - perhaps

Mass-produced 3D printer, the Makerbot Digitizer, has gone on pre-order sale today, its $1,400 (£900) price tag making it an accessible early model for the home or office user. While it reported...

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