If you want to get your hands on an iPad Mini 3 or an iPad Pro 3S, you’re in luck.
Apple just launched a new product for those who want to make the transition to a 3D printed tablet, the Photopolymer.
The Photopolyme is a device that uses the same technology that’s powering the new 3D printing capabilities of the iPad mini and the new iPad Pro.
The Photopolymers are 3D printers that print onto the surface of the surface, making it a lot easier to create the right look for your tablet.
The process is pretty simple, as it requires a small amount of plastic, and then you add your own 3D plastic, usually the material that’s used in the iPad Pro and the iPad Mini.
The first generation Photopolyers, which cost $80, were pretty bulky, but with the second-generation Photopolym the device is smaller, less bulky, and much more accessible.
We asked the team at Photopoly to demonstrate how it works.
The company posted a video showing how they built their Photopolyes.
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