NEA 3D has unveiled its first line of 3D printer models this week at CE Week 2015.
On Thursday, June 24, NEA 3D CEO William Chang and fellow founding member Stoyan Tadin took to the show floor to demonstrate the utility of their printer models, which were designed specifically to aid artists in their work.
The NEA 3D printers come in three versions: NEA Mini, NEA Pro, and NEA Pro Plus. The 22-inch high Pro and 26-inch high Pro Plus have listed retail prices of $845 and $1,395, respectively; the 18-inch high Mini, listed at $495, has already sold out during its Indiegogo campaign. Printers can be ordered here.
CE Week 2015's consumer electronics and and technology exhibits run through Thursday in New York City. More than 175 participating companies showcase what's new, with a program of over 35 conference sessions, keynotes and workshops, at the Metropolitan Pavilion/Altman Building.
