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3D is a gimmick that should have been put out of its misery years ago. It’s baffling that Acer is still trying to make it a success in the laptop space.
A bunch of 3D movies have appeared on the Apple TV app and in the iTunes Movie Store, which seems to be a move to prepare content for the launch of Apple Vision Pro.
With the help of 3D experts Leia, Nubia has made a 3D tablet that offers nearly infinite ways to enjoy its special feature. But it’s unlikely to drag too many people away from the iPad.
The Prusa Mini+ is an excellent first 3D printer for those interested in seeing what the technology can do and are prepared to pay a bit more for quality.
Anycubic’s Photon M3 brings an unbelievably low price to resin-based 3D printing. But quirky software means this isn’t the best choice for your introduction to 3D printing.
The Formlabs Form 3+ remains the resin printer to beat for artists, designers, and others who need quick, fast prints, because it is hassle-free, easy to use, and easily adapts to multiple users.
The FlashForge Adventurer 4 is a powerful, low-cost 3D printer that can handle multiple materials, though you’ll run into a few quirks that can interfere with the print process.
Many resin-based 3D printers cost around $2,000 or more, but the Photon Mono X 3D printer delivers quality prints for $599. It’s an inexpensive way to try SLA 3D printing.
