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An experimental 3D printer will melt steel to create new objects… in space
Serving the tech enthusiast community for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. Read our ethics statement. Space Science: The recently launched Cygnus NG-20 robotic spacecraft is currently docked with the International Space Station (ISS). The resupply mission is packed with supplies for the ISS crew as well as science experiments, including
This Toybox 3D Printer for Kids Is on Sale Right Now
Image: ToyboxInstead of buying new toys, now your child can design their own or choose from a growing catalog of printable toys online. The Toybox 3D printer is a kid-friendly toy printer that was first featured on Shark Tank; normally, you’d have to pay $419, but you can get the Toybox 3D Printer Start Bundle
How To Fix The Most Common Printer Issues And Errors On Windows
sirtravelalot/Shutterstock As a Windows user, one of the most frustrating things that can happen when you need a document printed is to run into a technical issue that stalls the process significantly. There are many possible reasons why your printer might not work as intended, and most of them are easy to fix. Those who have
The 3D printer was supposed to be everywhere by now, so where is it?
Experts have been predicting 3D printing would take the world by storm and change everything for almost a decade. And by some measures it has happened, just not in the way they thought it would.The technology has existed since the 80s, but it was in 2012 when the hype around its potential really kicked off.Enthusiasts…
What Is an All-in-One (AIO) Printer, and Should You Buy One?
AlexLMX/Shutterstock.comPrinters have come a long way from when all they could do was print. They can now often scan and fax documents, too. The question is whether you need the added functionality and whether it’s worth the cost. What Is an All-in-One Printer? If you’ve been on the hunt for a new printer recently, you’ve…
Canon printer owners get official guidance to bypass DRM as company is forced to sell chip-less toners
A hot potato: Printer manufacturers go to great (oftentimes irritating) lengths to ensure hardware DRM policies that can result in heavy expenditure when it comes to replacing a toner cartridge or other components with a ‘genuine’ part. In an ironic twist of events, Canon has revealed that it can’t source enough DRM chips for some…