Posts by Anthony Frausto-Robledo, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Author at Architosh - Page 40 of 40
2002 Architosh report discussed Apple’s move to plurality of devices
Architosh’s report entitled, Architosh 2002 AEC CAD IT Survey Report, a publication of Britasmedia, discussed at length the use of low-power PowerPC chips for future Apple devices of unknown form
Mac Pros: Graphics Options to Expand
Graphics Options to Expand for Mac Pro Customers – Professional Market Needs More Middle Ground
CAD Industry to Maintain Solid Growth Despite Poor US Economy
The global CAD (computer-aided design) industry will grow to over $8.2 billion by 2012 based on the latest research by Jon Peddie Research, according to its latest 2008 CAD Report. The Macintosh segment remains modest but will grow with the rest of the industry
ArchiCAD START Edition follows success in Europe
Patrick Mays, VP and General Manager Graphisoft US, talks to Architosh about the START Edition — Making BIM Accessible to 2D Practitioners
SolidWorks Corporation denies existence of Mac OS X version
The maker of the popular SolidWorks MCAD application told Architosh late last week that there is no Mac OS X version under wraps and due in 2008
Graphisoft reports “record attendance” at International Partner Conference
ArchiCAD developer reports record attendance levels and interest at International Partner Conference in German Alps
Luxology’s Rhinoceros and SketchUp Translators for modo
Luxology has public beta translators for both the popular 3D modeler Rhinoceros (soon to be on Mac) and Google’s popular SketchUp Pro
New Artlantis Render and Studio expected shortly
A new Artlantis Render and Studio are set for announcement shortly. New version will feature more advanced animation and better rendering
Graphisoft announces ArchiCAD START Edition 2008 – Makes BIM Affordable
Graphisoft, the global leader in Building Information Modeling, has announced a new affordable, entry-level version of ArchiCAD for architects seeking to expand into BIM
Next Limit wins Academy Award
Mac and Windows 3D Developer from Spain to Win Oscar for Technical Achievements and Contributions to Motion Pictures
Apple Mac touch: what it could look like
A reader, Brendan Sheehan of Ireland, has written to Architosh about our recent article on the future of Apple in 2008. He too had an Mac touch computer notion and sent us the picture below
Apple in 2008 – What Likely Lies Ahead
2007 was by all accounts an outstanding year for Steve Jobs and his beloved Apple Inc. But 2008 can shape up to be even better. Here’s why!
Bill Gates’ House Designed on Macintosh?
Was the famous billionaire’s home on Lake Washington designed on a Mac?
Commentary: 3D CAD on iPhone? You Bet!
Daniel Eran Dilger’s article this week in Roughly Drafted Magazine suggest more than just the power of games on the iPhone. Clearly with such hardware internals the iPhone is more than capable of handling CAD — even, and especially, 3D CAD