3D printers are a reality, but $600 3D printers that are low maintenance and come assembled and ready to go are certainly not. I don't see anything on the Orig

3D printers are a reality, but $600 3D printers that are low maintenance and come assembled and ready to go are certainly not. I don't see anything on the Origo site suggesting they've solved the problems that have kept the UP!, the assembled MakerBot Thing-O-Matic, and other assembled home 3D printers above $2000. I also don't see evidence that they've made any breakthroughs in reliability or ease of use, or really anything more than renders and prose.