Okguys, now its 2018
We’re not downloading movies anymore (we’ll we are) but were downloading the dam file to print the GreenRay DVD of Fast & Furious 10 which is due out three months later because the file was leaked to the internet and people are printing it :thumbsup:
That new Cannon Powershot G14 not yet released, due out Christmas, leaked to the internet; were downloading the camera file, printing it :lol:
You see why I’m holding onto that 3D stock? DDD
Stuff is going to be worth gold.
Computer - Running shoe's, New Balance size 9 :whistling:
3D Systems (NYSEDD) announced today the immediate availability of the Sense(TM) 3D scanner, the first 3D scanner designed for the consumer and optimized for 3D printing. The Sense is the only 3D scanner to deliver precise instant physical photography, so everyone can capture his or her scanable moments. Sense has flexible scan size and can capture everything from a picture-perfect cupcake to a full-body selfie, processing data in seconds for an instantly 3D printable file. Sense comes with an intuitive user interface with easy and automated zoom, track, focus, crop, enhance and share tools. Sense printables can be sent to your Cube and CubeX(TM) 3D printers, or directly uploaded to Cubify.com for cloud printing in a range of materials, including Ceramix, Aluminix and Clear.
The Sense is priced at $399 and immediately available on Cubify.com. The Sense will also be available on Staples.com and in hundreds of Staples retail stores nationwide starting November 18, 2013.
Scan small, scan large, scan it all: Sense small and large objects, people and scenes. The Sense has the most diverse scan range in its class with auto-optimized settings for small and large objects like a book or a motorcycle, heads to full bodies and scenes as large as 10 feet tall and wide.
Zero-in on what matters: automatic object recognition extracts precise targets from the busiest of backgrounds, scanning only the object you want.
Imagine the possibilities here guys, not just in Warez related crap but think bigger, legit things like a door or window for a 57 chevy that might be hard to find part?
Medical field, a heart valve or a plastic organ?
I'm going to be very excited next Thursday as voxeljet reports earnings
3D Systems (NYSEDD) today announced the availability of Geomagic Capture, a family of powerful, integrated desktop scanner and software tools for professional Scan-Based Design and Quality Inspection ranging in price from $14,900 to $24,900. The company plans to exhibit its entire Geomagic Capture family December 3-6 at EuroMold 2013 in Frankfurt, Germany, and commence commercial shipments the same week.