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Very interesting, I've always printed next-to-nothing, but when I do in a pinch I get charged an arm and a leg for it. I'd totally use this, and think that addi
by nickpinkston 16y ago
Very interesting, I've always printed next-to-nothing, but when I do in a pinch I get charged an arm and a leg for it. I'd totally use this, and think that adding scanning/faxing might be handy as well later on.
Shameless plug: my startup, CloudFab.com, is very close to the same thing as this but with 3D printing.
- panarky 16y agoCloud Print should be live in Chrome version 9.0.597.1 and newer. You'll need to be on the Chrome 'dev' channel (not beta or stable). Go to 'Preferences' (or 'Options' if you're on Windows), click on 'Under the Hood', and scroll to the bottom of the dialog to enable Cloud Print and print a test page.