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Nothing stopping home printers printing at a 45 degree angle, in fact Creality currently has a kickstarter campaign for one called 3DPrintMill.

45 degree printing is very useful for overhangs in a single direction. This is likely why they've utilized it for printing the bow of the boat.

But this makes printing overhangs in the direction of the nozzle impossible, thus not useful in all applications.

While you are correct, the Kabylake processor that the Razer Blade uses is a low power 15W TDP chip. By nature this means that it is still slower than the range of 28W TDP Skylake processors the new 13" MacBook Pro family is receiving in this update. The 28W TDP variants of the Kabylake family is not yet available from Intel.

Sources: http://ark.intel.com/products/95443/Intel-Core-i5-7200U-Proc... http://ark.intel.com/products/91164/Intel-Core-i5-6287U-Proc...