Print

I'm generally not the "crafty" type. I'm more into drills, saws, lasers and CNC-type stuff. My better half, however, is an old pro at cutting, plotting, and crafting. We tested out this Cricut alternative.

Even if you've never pressed a shirt in your life, the HTVRONT Auto 2 will get your ideas onto fabric like you know what you're doing. Rumor has it, it can even make a mean panini*. *I started that rumor, by the way.

Thinking about printing your own custom apparel? I put the Procolored F13 DTF printer, oven, and press package through its paces to see if it’s worth your hard-earned cash – or just another overpriced hobby trap.

New ultrathin solar cells boast a few advantages over others of their type. They're more efficient, made using more common elements, and can be inkjet-printed onto surfaces, making them light and flexible enough to power wearable electronics.

Living Ink adds a "time-lapse" element to artwork by bringing print to life when exposed to sunlight. Once applied to paper, the ink takes one or more days to show up, and needs to be put in a portable greenhouse to "grow" the ink.

For many people, a touchscreen will just never measure up to the user-friendly simplicity of newsprint. That's why Newspaper Club is launching its PaperLater service – it allows users to set aside web articles of their choice, which will be incorporated into a print newspaper.

A young girl has been given freedom of movement for the first time thanks to a 3D printed exoskeleton made out of Lego material.

Artist Nicholas Hanna has created a cargo tricycle-based system that prints Chinese calligraphy on the road, in water.

Zebra Imaging creates lifelike 3D holographic visualizations in a format that can be rolled up and annotated, and transported around.

Esquire magazine has incorporated augmented reality into its December edition.

Belkin has introduced the Home Base, a USB hub that allows users to connect and share up to four USB devices over a home network

U.S. showbiz mag Entertainment Weekly, along with CBS, is attempting to bring magazines into the multimedia age by embedding a video player in a print ad promoting CBS’s fall TV lineup and Pepsi.