The mad researchers at MakerBot are pleased to declare the release of their newest item, The MakerBot Mixtape. Discover the miracle of creating a mixtape - with or without a MakerBot 3D development device. Create your Mixtape these days.
Sharing the music you really like (with the individuals you love) has never been simpler, but how do you allow it to be memorable? Display them you really health care with a personalized DIY Mixtape hot off your MakerBot Replicator. Buy the The MakerBot Mixtape Kit for just $25! No 3D Printer? No issue. We created a ready-to-go Mixtape just for you - basically publish your preferred songs!
plays MP3 files
internal lithium -i on battery
4 hour battery life
3 buttons/5 functions (play/pause, skip forward, skip backward, equalizer, reset)
1/8 inch headphone jack interface
single cable - USB to quarter inch
shows up as an external drive when connected (like thumb drive)
charges battery when connected
drag and drop music files
can also be used to store and transfer any files from computer to computer
New MakerBot operators join a family of innovators from around the world who love to share their passion and expertise in 3D printing with one another. With remarkable advances since the company's groundbreaking start in 2009, MakerBot Industries continues to demonstrate its dedication to putting the tools of creativity into the hands of everyone.
"Before CDs and electronic music, providing someone a mixtape was a way to demonstrate them that you cared enough to hand-craft a present. Our Mixtape revitalizes that concept," said Bob Dimatos, go of MakerBot Programs.
The MakerBot Mixtape sneakers off a new sequence of MakerBot Tasks developed by the MakerBot Programs group in Brooklyn, NY. This 3D style group examines the unlimited opportunities of house production by creating MakerBot Tasks - DIY Sets created up of style information fit for 3D publishing plus electronic elements on the market in the MakerBot shop.
To make The MakerBot Mixtape, just obtain the cassette from Thingiverse.com, choose your shades, and flame up your MakerBot. Start your Kit and breeze the storage processor and management control buttons into the cassette. Now you're willing to publish your mix! Just connect in to your Mac or PC with the USB wire involved. Lastly, give that one-of-a-kind present to someone you really like. You might want to carry a electronic camera, too.
Don't have The Replicator™ yet? Let MakerBot explain to you what you're losing. Hop onto the MakerBot Facebook or myspace Web page and publish images of yourself positioning a indication that says 'Make Me A Mixtape!' From now through Aug 8th, MakerBot will choose one champion each day to obtain an individualized Mixtape developed by a participant of the MakerBot Employees. Win your Mixtape today!
Technical Specifications
2 GB Memoryplays MP3 files
internal lithium -i on battery
4 hour battery life
3 buttons/5 functions (play/pause, skip forward, skip backward, equalizer, reset)
1/8 inch headphone jack interface
single cable - USB to quarter inch
shows up as an external drive when connected (like thumb drive)
charges battery when connected
drag and drop music files
can also be used to store and transfer any files from computer to computer
The MakerBot Mixtape Kit Includes:
- Electronic board
- USB Cable
- Instructions
About MakerBot
Winner of the Popular Science 'Product of The Future' award and the Consumer Electronics Show 'Best Emerging Tech' award for 2012, The Replicator™ is an affordable, open source 3D printer by MakerBot. Like previous generations of MakerBots, The Replicator™ is a personal factory compact enough to fit on your desktop. Assembled and tested in Brooklyn by skilled technicians, The Replicator™ is ready within minutes to start printing right out of the box. It builds physical objects layer-by-layer using design files that users create or simply download for free from Thingiverse.com, MakerBot's community design library. With over 20,000 members, Thingiverse has become the leading destination on the Web for posting digital design files, documenting designs, and collaborating on open source hardware.New MakerBot operators join a family of innovators from around the world who love to share their passion and expertise in 3D printing with one another. With remarkable advances since the company's groundbreaking start in 2009, MakerBot Industries continues to demonstrate its dedication to putting the tools of creativity into the hands of everyone.
