Fargo 3D Printing Marks Bitcoin Acceptance With Special Offer

Fargo 3D Printing Marks Bitcoin Acceptance With Special Offer

Fargo 3D Printing, a startup that specialises in 3D printer sales and services, has started accepting bitcoin payments and to mark the occasion it's offering a 5% discount on all items purchased. The company specialises in MakerBot printers and scanners and, as anyone familiar with 3D printers will tell you, they don't come cheap. MakerBot is one of the leading names in this emerging industry and its Replicator series printers are practically the industry standard, although some 3D systems fans might beg to differ. Pricey products. The MakerBot Replicator Desktop 3D Printer is the....


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