Take to the polls: CAD by numbers Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 18, 2010 How many CAD programs are you running? (Elmo can’t work CAD – he’s as dumb as a bag of spanners)…
Design forecast: CAD in the cloud Posted by Martyn Day - October 12, 2010 Without the design and engineering community really asking for it, we appear to be on the cusp of a major…
Taking a rip through KeyShot 2.1 Posted by Al Dean - October 6, 2010 KeyShot, as regular readers of DEVELOP3D will be aware has been through some of a tumultuous history of late. I…
Dell Precision T1500 Posted by Greg Corke - October 6, 2010 A sub entry-level workstation designed to turn the heads of PC users, but crying out for a lower specification processor…
DEVELOP3D’s new workstation benchmark tests Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 9, 2010 To help assess the performance of the workstations we test at DEVELOP3D we have recently updated our suite of 3D…
Workstation Specialists WS2610 Posted by DEVELOP3D - September 3, 2010 A dual CPU powerhouse that boasts exceptional compute performance, but with a price tag more at home on a small…
SolidWorks 2011 Posted by Stephen Holmes - September 2, 2010 Yeah, you know what's good for you. Five pounds of greasy bread, deep-fried in vats of grandma's gravy mix and…
InterPro Workstations IPW-Ci7 Posted by Greg Corke - September 2, 2010 This six CPU core workstation is an excellent proposition for mainstream 3D users who use rendering, simulation or CAM as…
Workstation Specialists WS1400 Posted by Greg Corke - August 18, 2010 The new dual core chip in this so-called entry-level machine from Workstation Specialists makes it a great choice for CAD…
The future is bright Posted by Tanya Weaver - August 9, 2010 Tanya Weaver met up with three student designers, fresh out of education and looking to make their stamp on the…