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HP Z200 Brings Power to the People
December 4, 2001
HP's entry-level CAD workstation is big on performance and easy on your wallet.
Graphics Power Bonanza
December 4, 2001
AMD updates its ATI FirePro V-series lineup, doubling memory and GPU power.
Workstation Performance on the Go
December 4, 2001
The Dell Precision M6500 mobile workstation packs power in a heavy, but portable package.
ThinkStation D20: Lenovo’s New Dual Quad-Core Powerhouse
December 4, 2001
This new dual-socket workstation proves to be a heavyweight contender and an optimum choice for running any CAD or analysis application.
Dell Precision T3500: Awesome Power at a Midrange Price
December 4, 2001
New Intel Nehalem microarchitecture-based CPUs come wrapped in a familiar package for a new workstation from Dell.
HP Z800 Workstation Redesigned & Reinvented
December 4, 2001
HP's new Nehalem processor-based workstation gets a completely new design and yields record-setting performance.
Cray Selected to Provide Supercomputing Services to Kyoto University
December 4, 2001
The 300-teraflops Cray XE6 will power the university's Academic Center for Computing and Media Studies.
Eurocom Now Offering Display Calibration Services
December 4, 2001
Calibration services offered with purchase of new Eurocom system.
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Check it Out: Intel and Lenovo’s "CAD/CAM Performance" blog
December 4, 2001
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Check it Out: AMD FirePro V5900 and AMD FirePro V7900 in Dell Precision Workstations
December 4, 2001
Review: Xi MTower PCIe Workstation Provides More Bang for the Buck
December 4, 2001
The over-clocked Xi MTower PCIe Workstation from @Xi Computer delivers fantastic price and performance.
Dual Graphics Engines Power new Boards from AMD
December 4, 2001
AMD drops the ATI brand for its latest updates to the FirePro graphics series.
NVIDIA Raises the Bar
December 4, 2001
Reviewing the latest workstation-class Quadro professional graphics accelerators.
Review: The 3DBOXX 8550 XTREME
December 4, 2001
This dual-CPU system from BOXX Technologies is the fastest (and the most expensive) we've tested.
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Check it Out:  National Instruments’ "Build Versus Buy" White Paper
December 4, 2001



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