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Apple Hoping to 3D-Print More Products

Apple is hoping to 3D-print aluminum device enclosures in the future, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

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In today's "Power On" newsletter, Gurman revealed that Apple is pushing to move to 3D-printed aluminum enclosures for for future devices. The MacBook Neo relies on a new aluminum manufacturing process that saves as much metal as possible to drive down costs and speed up production.

3D-printing aluminum enclosures would similarly enable Apple to save material and increase efficiency. The process is likely to come to the Apple Watch first, and potentially the iPhone at a later date.

The process is a follow-up to Apple's 3D-printed titanium technique, which debuted with the Apple Watch Ultra 3. Apple's manufacturing design and operations departments are collaborating on the project.

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This article, "Apple Hoping to 3D-Print More Products" first appeared on MacRumors.com

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