
Working prototype of open-source printer that promises user-repairability and no subscriptions appears in first video — DRM-free 'Open Printer' inkjet still has no announced price, ship date, or print speed, nine months after it first appeared
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi_AFBVV95cUxQU1owWG94NnBNUlQ1OFEtalpRal9KTmZEVmpBQ3BaaWRNdjhlT3hwemVNOVE3dVpOakc0SW51b2pNV0lTcWRsWW9pTnEzcVZDUDZwVy12QTJhbDViZFB4Vk9QSWNsUzEzWHpvcWVHbWR4bDJPUlp6SU5IdGNFajlzaWQwLThhdUpXTy1fY2U5NlF1ODZxSF94OUhYY19OV0hRXzR4QmZwbkFCQTJ6UnlMR2VGRksyS1ZiT0VHUGIyNnJYQjJWN2FfZTI1WW1ILVl1eG9LUG9NaEtvUnAxakt5STdPWmMwLXlwdzRKbk4xcHFiNmNlN2JxMlpYNHo?oc=5" target="_blank">Working prototype of open-source printer that promises user-repairability and no subscriptions appears in first video — DRM-free 'Open Printer' inkjet still has no announced price, ship date, or print speed, nine months after it first appeared</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Tom's Hardware</font>
