Sandy Bridge put through its paces in CAD/CAM/CAE workstations Posted by Greg Corke - January 26, 2011 OK, so we’ve finally rolled back the blinds after a few days holed up in DEVELOP3D Labs, and are now…
Intel’s new Sandy Bridge processor changes the game for the entry-level CAD workstation Posted by Greg Corke - January 14, 2011 While many of you probably don’t care too much about workstation hardware, some of our readers certainly have an unhealthy…
Take to the polls: Future CAD Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 2, 2010 The Doc and Marty still couldn’t get over the PTC ‘CAD Jail’ routine Following a busy week where the ‘future…
PTC Creo – the future of CAD for the next 20 years? Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 28, 2010 Not a single ‘answer’, but a suite of them It’s happened: PTC have pulled out all the stops to launch…
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)…
Delcam CopyCAD Pro 2010 Posted by DEVELOP3D - October 13, 2010 Al Dean looks at how Delcam's powerful reverse engineering and triangle modelling tool has been integrated with its PowerShape solid…
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…
AutoCAD for the Mac goes official… at last Posted by Al Dean - August 31, 2010 Quirky: The UK PR team sent us this little beauty – no use for drawing CAD models, but part of…
PTC states it’s agnostic on the cult of CAD-on-the-cloud Posted by Martyn Day - July 28, 2010 As a magazine that primarily deals with software developers, the last year has seen pretty much all the main protagonists…
Online CAD and the fear for the sales channel Posted by Stephen Holmes - June 23, 2010 In a world where everything is available online where does this leave traditional CAD dealers? The software developers are busy…