As a follow-up to my prior first look, I thought I would do a photo-based unboxing of the ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set, which arrived at the office yesterday. To summarize, the ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set is a 3D printer for 1.75mm filament extrusion, CNC milling, laser cutting and...
UPDATE: The review is now available! AtGames has announced the official game list for the Atari Flashback 7, which will be available from top retailers starting in October 2016 for $59.99 SRP. I’ll have a full review right here on Armchair Arcade soon. The Atari Flashback 7 classic game console...
UPDATE: The full review is here. AtGames has announced the official game list for the Classic Game Console, which will be available from top retailers starting in October 2016 for $59.99 SRP. I’ll have a full review right here on Armchair Arcade soon. The Classic Game Console features 80 built-in...
After a successful Kickstarter campaign several years back that resulted in a $499 kit printer and $749 assembled version, Deltaprinter is back with a slick new, lower cost, and more consumer friendly product, the Delta Go. With a list price of $499.00, and selling at just $449.00 for a limited time, the...
The three most popular non-electronic forms of making are 3D printing, CNC routing, and laser engraving. It’s common enough to own or have access to at least one of those machine types, or maybe even two, to make such activities possible, but rare to have unrestricted access to all three....
Despite the somewhat flip name, the Natural Machines Foodini is one of those products that is a potential game changer. For those into technology, it’s clear that there’s been a revolution in the literal making the past several years that has no less potential for changing the world than the...
In this video I unbox the New Matter MOD-t 3D printer. It’s available from both the New Matter Website as well as Amazon. Look for further coverage of the MOD-t on both Armchair Arcade and TechRadar.
Indiegogo success story New Matter has released several software updates to their MOD-t 3D printer since it was first launched approximately one year ago. As such, the company has improved upon an already solid foundation. In the coming weeks I’ll be presenting an unboxing of the MOD-t, as well as...
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