Whitmann mistakenly Hewlett-Packard actual October into the 3D print market

"Global Technology Report," according to the British Reuters March 25, Hewlett-Packard Company (HP) plans to enter the 3D print market this October. The 3D print market is a burgeoning and rapidly growing market, and HP, as a traditional printer manufacturer, hopes to dominate the emerging sector. Whitman, Hewlett-Packard CEO Whitman, said last week that the company had solved a series of technical challenges to limit the development of 3D printers, making it possible to launch a 3D printer this June. But a blog update this week said Whitman was "unintentionally" wrong about the timing of the 3D printer listing. HP's plan to launch a 3D printer was actually at the end of the fiscal year, at the end of October. In any case, HP's plan to move into the 3D print market has undoubtedly injected unlimited momentum into the emerging markets dominated by small companies such as Stratasys and Makebot, and has effectively hit back at the criticism of 3D printing technology, which critics say is highly overrated. 3D printing technology is too immature, the vast number of consumers can not accept this technology. Finally, Whitman said last week that HP would focus on corporate 3D printers rather than the consumer market. (Internship compilation: Yang Yanji: Chen)