Fujitsu raises the bar on the small–form factor (SFF) workstation, minimizing size and noise without sacrificing best-in-class graphics.More>>

Measuring 8.5” x 8.5” x 2.3”, the groundbreaking unit offers full-size CAD power in a pleasing-to-the-eye package.More>>

For professionals who like to get hands-on with their designs, this 28” all-in-one computer provides lots of space for sketching, modeling, and more.More>>

In this Microsoft Surface video, an industrial designer describes how the device makes it possible to do his job in new and better ways.More>>

This video from Siemens PLM demonstrates finger gesture and stylus operation of a full 3D CAD design session on the touch screen Microsoft Surface Pro tablet.More>>

Mobile workstations with integrated palm vein scanners give users a quick, reliable way to secure CAD files and other important data.More>>

The ThinkStation P510 and P410 serve as stepping stones for customers looking to move up in the workstation world — or to enter it for the first time.More>>

Like many of its competitors, HP sees vast potential in the entry segment of the workstation market, and is designing machines that meet budget constraints while exceeding PC capabilities.More>>

Herrera on Hardware: In the CAD workstation market, Intel is the undisputed processor provider — but an opportunity may be opening for AMD to re-enter the arena.More>>

With today’s portable powerhouses, everyone can take their CAD show on the road. But just because you can make that investment, doesn’t necessarily mean you should. More>>