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Why are there so few stock image collections for Photoshop 3D?

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Randall Newton

Tutorials on how to create Adobe Photoshop 3D imagery abound, but professional stock markets specializing in Photoshop 3D are still ...

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The potential for growth in stereoscopic 3D

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Randall Newton

The recent Dimension3 stereovision conference in Paris was a meeting of doers and market makers, not hobbyists or fans. Jon ...

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PTC Creo 1.0: Breakthrough technology?

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Randall Newton

PTC revenue from desktop products, primarily Pro/Engineer, have been slow for almost a decade. Will Creo turn things around? By ...

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Just how many Windows are coming?

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Jon Peddie

Intel is wasting no time in talking about the future of its CPUs and Microsoft Windows. Microsoft wishes Intel would ...

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Intel coaxing workstation buyers to consider Sandy Bridge

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Randall Newton

The role of integrated graphics in workstations is very limited today, but it will inevitably grow over time. Commentary by ...

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Nvidia extends reach into mobile computing with Icera acquisition

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Jon Peddie

Icera’s programmable radio technology is a real coup. Nvidia is poised to be a major player in mobile computing on ...

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Autodesk net income up 170% in first quarter

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Randall Newton

Revenue might have been higher if not for the late-quarter introduction of 2012 suites. Autodesk makes sweeping changes in how ...

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Turning ‘natural interface’ input into a new data standard

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Kathleen Maher

Khronos Group announces a new open standard working group for advanced device and sensor input. Two game input developers are ...

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Creating an infrastructure for Gaming 3.0

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Randall Newton

Peter Moore of EA Sports outlines the future of the video game industry at the recent MI6 Game Marketing Conference. ...

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Nvidia positions Quadro 400 to seduce AutoCAD users

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Randall Newton

The real competition for this entry-level professional graphics card is not something from AMD but Nvidia’s game-card line. By Alex ...