Martin Hajek is at it again with a new concept for an Apple 3D printer.
Apple recently filed a patent for a multi-colour 3D printer, you can read about it on 3dprint.com.
So I asked myself the question; what could such a printer look like but more importantly – why should Apple enter this market? Would it be to sell the printers themselves, or even to sell the resins or filaments for the printers? How about this; what Apple did for music with iTunes and for applications with the app-store – can they do it for 3D printing with a 3D-model store? Now that’s an interesting thought…
Hajek shares his vision for Apple's 3D printer, dubbing the 'iPrinter'. It has an integrated iPad-like touchscreen controller and is reminiscent of the Power Mac G4 Cube.
Check out a few images below or hit the link for many more. Let us know what you think in the comments...
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Apple recently filed a patent for a multi-colour 3D printer, you can read about it on 3dprint.com.
So I asked myself the question; what could such a printer look like but more importantly – why should Apple enter this market? Would it be to sell the printers themselves, or even to sell the resins or filaments for the printers? How about this; what Apple did for music with iTunes and for applications with the app-store – can they do it for 3D printing with a 3D-model store? Now that’s an interesting thought…
Hajek shares his vision for Apple's 3D printer, dubbing the 'iPrinter'. It has an integrated iPad-like touchscreen controller and is reminiscent of the Power Mac G4 Cube.
Check out a few images below or hit the link for many more. Let us know what you think in the comments...
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