M3D is launching a new 3D printer called the Promega, and they’re turning to crowdfunding to help with its release. It’s a familiar approach for a company who had three prior projects debut on ...

The M3D Micro is a basic 3D printer that offers value for the money, but lacks the flexibility and speed of more expensive models. Reviews. By Richard Baguley published 13 January 2016 ...

The MSRP of the M3D Micro 3D printer comes in at $449.99 with a one-year warranty. As of this writing, they are having a sale on their website where you can find this printer for $299.99, ...

M3D just launched their second 3D printer on Kickstarter. The M3D Pro offers more professional features than its predecessor, the M3D Micro, which is still one of cheapest 3D printers around. Despi… ...

M3D's Michael Armani built a 3D printer business on Kickstarter. Now he's launching his own crowdfunding site, called FitForLaunch, that will vet companies in advance -- and offer guarantees.

A chicken in every pot and a 3D printer on every kitchen counter ... it's going to happen and the Micro M3D is leading the way Back in 2013 I read a paper titled Life-Cycle Economic Analysis of ...

M3D’s $350 Micro gets you plenty of bang for your buck, but it’s a bit too unreliable to stand toe-to-toe with more expensive 3D printers.

M3D has surpassed its Kickstarter goal of $50,000 and will introduce affordable and easy to use consumer grade 3D printer to the market; the intial backing price was $199 USD and closes in 28 days.

The M3D Pro is a variation of the original Micro 3D printer the company showed off at SXSW, now with built-in, self-aware software which corrects jams and errors without user input.

The printer is called the M3D Pro and it is able to print larger items up to 7.5" tall or 7.0" x 7.0" with outside dimensions of 10.5" cubed. The printer has a heated print bed that uses tempered ...

The M3D Pro 3D Printer is powered by two ARM-core processors and is equipped with over 12 different sensors to help it provide high performance printing, consistency and reliability says M3D for a ...

The 3D printer that costs less than an iPhone: £150 device prints food, jewellery and toys at the touch of a button. The Micro 3D costs $249 (£150) and weighs 2.2lbs (1.2kg) ...