ISG 11 3D Printer - By With Bitcoin

For those of you who use Bitcoin, the Canadian-based company ISG has just announced that they are accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment for their new ISG II 3D printer. The printer which is based off of a Prusa i3 design is for sale for $899 prior to taxes. This equates to about 2.3 Bitcoin. Prior to this point the only real 3D printer available for purchase via Bitcoin, which I am aware of, was 3D Systems' Cube on Overstock.com.

Below are some of the general specs of the ISG II:

• Printer Size: 42cm x 42 cm x 46 cm
• Build Envelope: 20cm x 20cm x 18cm
• Print Resolutions: 0.1mm

Further details on this new 3D printer can be found here: http://3dprint.com/34525/isg-ii-3d-printer-bitcoin/
Do you know of any other printers available for purchase with Bitcoin? Let us know!
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We first reported on Canada-based ISG 3D's announcement of their first 3D printer back in January, and now the much-anticipated new machine is within two weeks of its launch. ISG 3D told 3DPrint.com about some of the details on their upcoming open-source ISG 11, which will be priced at $899 but built to compete with models in the $2000 range. The photos they've provided us are of the first prototype, and the final product will feature only slight differences from it (with a smaller frame, but the same build volume). The ISG 11 will feature a 20 x 20 x 25 cm build volume and work with ABS and PLA filaments -- and the initial release will be very limited, with 11 machines for pre-order next month. Their ISG 33 3D printer is also in the pipeline, and ISG 3D says that machine will be different in key ways from the ISG 11. Find out more about the new ISG 11 and ISG 3D in the full article: http://3dprint.com/45463/isg-11-3d-printer/
Below is a photo of the ISG 11 prototype:
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