Comments on: Killer Apps for Personal Fabrication: Products for a Market of One http://amitgupta.com/blog/shoebox/2007/03/25/killer-apps-for-personal-fabrication-products-for-a-market-of-one/ 20-something entrepreneur. Lives in San Francisco. Takes photos. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:21:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Ponoko has a Killer Idea at Amit Gupta’s Blog http://amitgupta.com/blog/shoebox/2007/03/25/killer-apps-for-personal-fabrication-products-for-a-market-of-one/#comment-118273 Ponoko has a Killer Idea at Amit Gupta’s Blog Tue, 18 Sep 2007 01:33:18 +0000 http://amitgupta.com/blog/shoebox/2007/03/25/killer-apps-for-personal-fabrication-products-for-a-market-of-one/#comment-118273 [...] I’ve talked about personal fabrication on this blog before, and I think it’s an idea whose time is near. [...] [...] I’ve talked about personal fabrication on this blog before, and I think it’s an idea whose time is near. [...]

]]> By: Some Interesting Things I’ve Found Recently: Writing Less, Desktop Factories, Trailphone.net, and Online Video at Amit Gupta’s Blog http://amitgupta.com/blog/shoebox/2007/03/25/killer-apps-for-personal-fabrication-products-for-a-market-of-one/#comment-63327 Some Interesting Things I’ve Found Recently: Writing Less, Desktop Factories, Trailphone.net, and Online Video at Amit Gupta’s Blog Mon, 07 May 2007 05:50:15 +0000 http://amitgupta.com/blog/shoebox/2007/03/25/killer-apps-for-personal-fabrication-products-for-a-market-of-one/#comment-63327 [...] An ideaLab company has the price of rapid prototyping machines (think 3D printers) down to $5,000. This is how much laser printers once cost. Remember that whole desktop publishing revolution? Printers on every desk mean everyone’s got a printing press? This is like that, but replace “printing press” with “factory”. See this New York Times article and this post I made: Products for a Market of One for more. [...] [...] An ideaLab company has the price of rapid prototyping machines (think 3D printers) down to $5,000. This is how much laser printers once cost. Remember that whole desktop publishing revolution? Printers on every desk mean everyone’s got a printing press? This is like that, but replace “printing press” with “factory”. See this New York Times article and this post I made: Products for a Market of One for more. [...]

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