The new Cube comes with proprietary heatless print pad that conserves power compared to other 3D printers. 3D Systems is committed to making consumer 3D printing affordable safe and sustainable.

You can pick up your own Cube 3D printer for $1299, and EZ Load print cartridges for 49.95 per color. Armando Rodriguez contributed to this report.

What the 3D printing industry needs, particularly for U.S. consumers, is a big and easy retail location to see a 3D printer in action. Microsoft retail stores across the country will make that ...

The 3D printer, called simply The Cube, offers an alternative to other printers on the market like the MakerBot Thing-O-Matic, which need to be pieced together like an Erector Set before they can ...

Unlike the Cube, the CubeX also allows for printing over a direct USB connection. 3D Systems also says it will support the CubeX with the same recycling program for plastic and plastic cartridges ...

Reichental says that shipments of the Cube printer have outpaced even his own expectations. That may not speak to the printer’s long-term potential, but it’s at least a start.

3D Systems LAS VEGAS--With an updated Cube 3D printer, announced this morning, 3D Systems has demonstrated its commitment to improving the ease-of-use for consumer 3D printing.

3D Systems received an order last Monday to supply a large number of Cube 3D printers for the participating teams of Dean Kamen's FIRST(R) Robotics Competition (FRC(R)).

The Cube's resolution, for example, is about 20 times worse than a $30,000 Stratasys model. Good 3-D printers have already proven incredibly precise, but now they have to be precise and cheap.