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	Article CAD Workstation Form Factors 101, Part 2: The Tried-and-True Deskside Workstation 21 Jun, 2018 Herrera on Hardware: You know that the deskside form factor is the familiar mainstay of the CAD workstation world — but do you know why?More>>
	Article Rendering and VR Shape the Design Process at Woods Bagot 26 May, 2018 Virtual reality and interactive rendering, powered by Epic Games' Unreal Engine, Chaos Group's V-Ray, and NVIDIA’s Volta and RTX technologies, are vital in helping stakeholders inside and outside the architecture firm to see designs more clearly.More>>
	Article CAD Workstation Form Factors 101: Shapes and Sizes 17 May, 2018 Herrera on Hardware: With so many types of workstation models on the market today — and new arrivals appearing all the time — it’s best to start by sorting out the categories and learning what differentiates them.More>>
	Article Cadalyst Updates Guide to Workstations on a Budget 21 Apr, 2018 The 2018 edition of "How to Choose a CAD Workstation on a Budget" provides advice on configurations that balance function with finances. More>>
	Article Lenovo Launches Its Smallest and Lightest Workstation Yet, Plus a Highly Expandable Midrange Desktop 29 Mar, 2018 Rounding out the company's latest professional hardware lineup, the two models are helping The Hydrous project foster understanding of the world’s oceans and the fragile coral that live within.More>>

White Paper: CAD Workstation Form Factors 101
The proliferation of mobile, mini, remote, and even luggable form factors can create confusion. To get a clearer view of your options, download this 30-page guide, which compiles Alex Herrera's five-part form factor series into one convenient resource. From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.

White Paper: How to Choose a CAD Workstation on a Budget — 2018 Edition
You’re not looking to splurge on all the bells and whistles; you just need a reliable machine that will get the job done. But what type of configuration will meet your needs? And which components and capabilities are must-haves? From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.

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