Marin bikes Posted by DEVELOP3D - June 12, 2009 Hitting the trail, getting muddy and picking flies out of your teeth are what mountain bikes are all about. Frances…
PTC/User World Event – Pro/Engineer Wildfire 5.0 + Direct Edit sneak peak Posted by Al Dean - June 8, 2009 #1: It’s June, it’s the annual PTC/User event and this year it’s in a swelteringly hot Orlando. PTC are making…
New book targets Inventor Simulation users Posted by Al Dean - June 2, 2009 ‘Up and Running with Autodesk Inventor Simulation 2010: A Step-by-Step Guide to Engineering Design Solution’ from simulation consultant and Experience…
PNY Nvidia Quadro FX testing Posted by Stephen Holmes - May 29, 2009 Nvidia recently updated its CAD-focused Quadro FX family of professional graphics cards. Greg Corke put all four cards through their…
COFES 2009: Putting the Social into Social Networking Posted by Al Dean - April 18, 2009 For those that don’t know, COFES, or to give its full title, the Congress on the Future of Engineering Software…
Intel Xeon 5500 processor Posted by DEVELOP3D - April 15, 2009 While Core i7 brought CAD/CAM/CAE and design visualisation users a first glimpse of Intel's revolutionary new Nehalem CPU architecture, it…
Dell unveils new Precision workstations Posted by Greg Corke - March 30, 2009 Dell officially unveiled its new range of workstation-class systems today with the launch of the Precision T3500, T5500 and T7500.…
COFES Agenda: Clash of the Titans (or my agenda) Posted by Al Dean - March 27, 2009 It’s only a couple of weeks away (I’ve got a short trip to Portland before hand to see Autodesk’s 2010…
Live from LA: Behind the scenes at BMW DesignWorks Posted by Greg Corke - March 26, 2009 I’ve just spent an incredibly interesting few hours with BMW DesignWorks in its headquarters in Los Angeles. Owned by BMW,…
HP Workstation Event: touch screens could have health implications Posted by Greg Corke - March 25, 2009 Multi-Touch screens running applications such as Autodesk Mudbox, as demonstrated at Autodesk University last December, may be more for show…