The open-source, DRM-free Open Printer shows off a working prototype
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The Open Printer, a fully open-source inkjet printer with no DRM-locked ink or subscriptions, has revealed a working prototype. Built by Paris-based Open Tools, it runs on a Raspberry Pi, supports 600–1,200 dpi printing, and works across all major operating systems. Pricing remains unknown until its crowdfunding campaign launches, but the team says it's "coming soon."
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