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Choosing the Right Graphics Tool for the Job
Posted by Alex Herrera on November 17th 2008 | Comments Closed
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The advancements made in 3D gaming over the past decade have been astonishing. With respect to performance and innovative visual effects, today’s games are driving graphics hardware to new levels. But the tremendous growth in 3D game technology hasn’t led to a one-size-fits-all hardware solution that can satisfy both the gamer and the CAD professional, and it likely never will.
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For the past 25 years, Alex has been involved in the architecture, engineering and marketing of 3D graphics, video, and microprocessor chips. At Jon Peddie Research, Alex’s focus is fixed on the markets, technologies and products related to computer graphics and professional client computing. Alex authors JPR’s Workstation Report and writes for TechWatch, and as a consultant continues to advise companies competing in the graphics and semiconductor businesses.
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