Greg Corke, Author at DEVELOP3D

Dell looks to Core i5 and i7 to deliver cost-effective entry-level workstation

Posted by Greg Corke - September 29, 2009

This is an interesting move by Dell, who has just launched a workstation specifically designed and certified for AutoCAD. OK, so the fact that it’s designed for AutoCAD is unlikely…

Nvidia to take CAD rendering to the Cloud with RealityServer 3.0

Posted by Greg Corke - October 21, 2009

Nvidia and mental images are reaching for the Cloud to offer ray-traced rendering over the web using stacks of GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) instead of CPUs. Set for official launch…

Geomagic debuts parametric exchange for NX on labs website

Posted by Greg Corke - November 2, 2009

At DEVELOP3D we love the increasing use of Labs websites to let users try out new tech in development – and this latest development from Geomagic is sure to interest…

ATI FirePro ushers in 10-bit colour support for Adobe Photoshop

Posted by Greg Corke - November 24, 2009

Hidden away in the release notes for ATI’s latest FirePro graphics driver (8.663.3) is 10-bit colour support for Adobe Photoshop. But what exactly does that mean? Those that can afford…

PNY delivers Nvidia 3D Vision stereo glasses for professional Quadro users

Posted by Greg Corke - January 28, 2010

3D is hot news. The film industry has gone 3D crazy, Sky will make TV history on Sunday when it broadcasts its first live 3D football game and now PNY…

Forget mobile homes, mobile VR centres are where the action is

Posted by Greg Corke - February 2, 2010

Most of us have experienced the joys of a mobile home – and the cramped beds and lukewarm baked bean dinners that go hand and hand with them, but a…

Healthcare reform

Posted by Greg Corke - February 4, 2010

The future of medical design and manufacturing is in the hands of the medical professional, so says Chris Lawrie, the man responsible for marketing Delcam's new Healthcare Division. Al Dean…

Communicating in the third dimension

Posted by Greg Corke - February 5, 2010

Face-to-face contact in business is now often a luxury and to most effectively communicate our ideas over the web we need 3D. But until the technology is consumer friendly we’re…

Winter Sports

Posted by Greg Corke - February 8, 2010

With London experiencing its biggest snowfall in decades, Stephen Holmes cancelled the weekend in Val d'IsÃ¨re to test out the latest Winter sports technology in his local park

With a rapidly expanding product offering due to technological developments and acquisitions, Ansys is currently concentrating its efforts on making its simulation products work more in tune with the way…