Apr 23, 2012 5:33:41 PM
Hi Editor,
While I was looking around for people that have talked about the issues surrounding gaming, dating and the World of Warcraft, I found your site and wanted to reach out to see if I could get you and your readership’s feedback on a graphic my team and I designed.
It illustrates how online gaming produces more e-romance than online dating sites.
If you’re interested, let’s connect. Thank you!
-Tony Shin
@ohtinytony
Mar 28, 2012 5:42:48 PM
Dear Editor,
I came across your site while I was looking for people that talked about Internet and technology, mental health, and other related topics. Just wanted to reach out and see if you had any interest in using a graphic my team and I designed that focuses on how the instant gratification of the Internet makes us impatient.
The graphic lives here: http://www.onlinegraduateprograms.com/instant-america/
If you like it, feel free to link to it or use it in a post. Would love any feedback you had as well.
Thanks!
Tony Shin
@ohtinytony
Mar 24, 2012 4:25:08 PM
Dear Editor,
I came across your site while I was looking for people that talked about Internet and technology, mental health, and other related topics. Just wanted to reach out and see if you had any interest in using a graphic my team and I designed that focuses on how the instant gratification of the Internet makes us impatient.
The graphic lives here: http://www.onlinegraduateprograms.com/instant-america/
If you like it, feel free to link to it or use it in a post. Would love any feedback you had as well.
Thanks!
Tony Shin
@ohtinytony
Mar 20, 2012 12:51:20 PM
Memory size and speed, or RAM, can significantly impact performance, and depending on the application, could influence throughput more than anything else in your CAD workstation. Usually there's a sweet spot. To find it, start with the minimum recommendation for your primary software, then get a feel for how much more memory you'll get with incremental spending.
Topics: Workstations, RAM, Hardware, Memory, CAD
Mar 12, 2012 12:01:15 PM
Every time we put out a new version of the AutoCAD WS application, the first meeting we have after the release is about what we are going to add to the next release. Our product development strategy has always been to listen closely to the feedback and emails we get from our users and to try and provide functionality and workflows that addresses their needs.
Topics: Autodesk, AutoCAD, Mobile Workstations, Upgrade
Feb 29, 2012 2:27:49 PM
BIMx is GRAPHISOFT’s solution to explore, present, communicate and share design. BIMx enables architects and their clients to walk through professionally rendered 3D models with an easy-to-use navigation interface.
Topics: ArchiCAD, Hardware, Graphics Card, Building Information Modeling, Graphics Cards, Mobile Workstations, Video Cards
Feb 13, 2012 4:12:58 PM
Nothing gets us more excited at CADspeed than the idea of free hardware, so check out AMD's Experience FirePro! Sweepstakes from February 13-27, 2012. AMD wants to hear unbiased reality from end users — from the single designer using PhotoShop CS5 to the multi-person CAD shop using a range of DCC and CAD/CAE apps.
Topics: Workstations, Processors, GPU, Graphics Cards, AMD
Jan 31, 2012 2:31:41 PM
Welcome to the fourth part of the series of AutoCAD WS for Facilities Management (FM).
Topics: Workstations, Autodesk, Hardware, Facilities Management, AutoCAD, Mobile Workstations, Connectivity, Laptops, CAD
Jan 26, 2012 12:18:19 PM
Welcome back to our series on WiFi networks. First, we explained the difference between the two major types of WiFi. Then we explained how to get your wireless network... uh... wired up and helped you decide the right WiFi format for you. Now let's talk about security.
Topics: Workstations, Hardware, WiFi, Mobile Workstations, Connectivity, Network, Laptops, CAD
Jan 24, 2012 12:05:39 PM
Welcome back to our series on WiFi networks. First, we explained the difference between the two major types of WiFi. Then we explained how to get your wireless network... uh... wired up. Now we'll help you decide the right WiFi format for you.
Topics: Workstations, Hardware, WiFi, Mobile Workstations, Connectivity, Network, Laptops, CAD
