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  Ellipsis is the official blog of Autodesk's Technical Evangelist Team. We will discuss all things design and manufacturing related with a focus on industries such as automotive and transportation, consumer products, industrial machinery and building product manufacturing and fabrication. We also have resident experts who will blog about specific product developments in CAD, Simulation, Industrial Design and Data Management.

  We look forward to providing you, our user community, with the most relevant and up to date developments in our industry, and hopefully with information that will assist you in doing your job better, faster, and more precisely.

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  New HP Laptop - nw9440
  September 21, 2006 11:59 PMby Kevin Schneider

  Read the Cadalyst review - ased on an Intel Core Duo Processor T2600 (2.16GHz), the nw9440 mobile workstation as tested included 2GB of DDR2 SDRAM, out of a possible 4GB when fully populated with memory. The system also incorporated an 80GB 7,200RPM hard drive and an NVIDIA Quadro FX 1500M graphics controller with 256MB of GDDR3 video memory. This was Cadalyst's the first opportunity to test a Quadro FX 1500M.
  
  
  
  

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  Inventor 11 Feature Recognition
  September 18, 2006 07:30 AMby Kevin Schneider

  There is a new Autodesk Labs addition for Autodesk® Inventor 11 users.
  
  Use this application to convert neutral 3D CAD (STEP, SAT or IGES Solids) models into fully featured Autodesk® Inventor
  
  

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  CAD Press - your thoughts?
  September 6, 2006 09:26 AMby Kevin Schneider

  There is an interesting thread about CAD press and objectivity. Check it out on the CAD Insider Blog.
  
  

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  Autodesk student site launched!
  September 6, 2006 06:32 AMby Kevin Schneider

  Beginning today, any student or faculty with a valid education email address is invited to participate in the Community. More than 6,000 students at accredited universities worldwide have already signed up as test users of the site, http://students.autodesk.com/, which delivers free downloads of Autodesk® software products for architecture, industrial design, civil engineering and mechanical engineering. Soon the site will also offer resources for students in art and animation fields of study.
  
  If you are a student, or know one, get on over...
  
  -Free products are subject to the terms and conditions of the end-user license agreement that accompanies download of the software.
  
  

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