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06-02-2015, 10:57 AM
Tech Giant Le**vo Unveils 3D Food Printer
http://img.s-msn.com/tenant/amp/entityid/BBkxzX3.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fIt can print chocolate! A major tech company is throwing their hat into the 3D food printing ring. According to 3Dprint.com, China-based Le**vo — which makes items like smartphones, computers, and tablets — unveiled a 3D printer at the Le**vo Tech World Conference in Beijing this week. The printers — which are currently only concepts — could print food, and even chocolate. Le**vo did **t reveal when the printers would be available for purchase.Tech Times writes that the printer looks like it would appeal to 3D printing "hobbyists" and people who are "true blue chocolate lovers." Le**vo's move into the consumer 3D printing space is big news for the industry. It could mean that other, similar companies — and their large research allotments — may enter this space, accelerating the growth rate of 3D food printing tech**logy. Over the past few years, 3D printing has seen quite a bit of growth. **t only are there heavy duty printers for pastry chefs to create sugar sculptures, but a company is working on an affordable printer for the home cook. London played host to a pop-up restaurant last month that only served 3D printed food. Worldwide, researchers have also been testing the boundaries of the tech**logy. They have figured out how to print everything from Nutella to *****ers that sprout into salads.
http://img.s-msn.com/tenant/amp/entityid/BBkxzX3.img?h=100&w=100&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=fIt can print chocolate! A major tech company is throwing their hat into the 3D food printing ring. According to 3Dprint.com, China-based Le**vo — which makes items like smartphones, computers, and tablets — unveiled a 3D printer at the Le**vo Tech World Conference in Beijing this week. The printers — which are currently only concepts — could print food, and even chocolate. Le**vo did **t reveal when the printers would be available for purchase.Tech Times writes that the printer looks like it would appeal to 3D printing "hobbyists" and people who are "true blue chocolate lovers." Le**vo's move into the consumer 3D printing space is big news for the industry. It could mean that other, similar companies — and their large research allotments — may enter this space, accelerating the growth rate of 3D food printing tech**logy. Over the past few years, 3D printing has seen quite a bit of growth. **t only are there heavy duty printers for pastry chefs to create sugar sculptures, but a company is working on an affordable printer for the home cook. London played host to a pop-up restaurant last month that only served 3D printed food. Worldwide, researchers have also been testing the boundaries of the tech**logy. They have figured out how to print everything from Nutella to *****ers that sprout into salads.