Ab Juni wird der, auch in Deutschland vetretene, Bürobedarf-Spezialist “Staples” einen 3D-Drucker in sein Sortiment aufnehmen. Für $1299.99 kommt der kompakte “Cube” zunächst in die US-Filialen. Dies könnte ein weiterer Schritt für die preiswerte Verbreitung dieser Technologie sein!
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