HP's Whitman: Our 3D printers will be faster, higher quality
Meg Whitman said watching 3D print projects complete was "like watching ice melt" and the quality "isn't where it should be."
Meg Whitman said watching 3D print projects complete was "like watching ice melt" and the quality "isn't where it should be."
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Hewlett Packard widened its lead in the printer market in the U.S. and worldwide, according to IDC. Consumers and companies appear to be investing in printers again.
Lexmark says it's enterprise software business and high-end services are undervalued. Is there a sale or spin-off on the way?
ExOne said sales delays mean it won't hit its revenue projections. But the company does expect those sales to close in the first half of 2014.
Makerbot shipments ramped in the first quarter, but Stratasys also sold key high-end systems. Expenses are going to move higher as the company invests in sales and marketing, R&D and manufacturing.
Stratasys is hoping that MakerBot desktop systems will ultimately lead to a halo effect for its industrial strength products for manufacturing.
The HP LaserJet Pro 476 is the first Mopria certified printer designed to make it easy to print from mobile devices.
Hewlett-Packard is looking to take the printer to your living room and make it more of an everyday computing device courtesy of a detachable 7-inch touchscreen tablet, which can serve as a browser.
3D printing giant Stratasys cut its third quarter outlook, pulled guidance for 2015 and said the market is transitioning to slower growth. Blame extra capacity, Asia and perhaps a pause before HP's 2016 debut.