Navigation		Apple Computers Reviews Apple First Out of the Block with New Generation Xeon (Nehalem) Processor - advance workstation, dual socket for multithreaded applications, supports hyperthreading, Greg Corke, Develop3D, Mar 5, 2009 Apple's 2.8Ghz Dual Intel Xeon Quad-Core Mac Pro - 32GB of RAM sufficient for heavy duty applications like video editing, Heath McKnight, AEC Newsroom, June 18, 2008 Don't Choke On a Bigger Slice of Apple Pie - using Apple Mac OS over Windows is not very beneficial for SolidWorks users, Matt Writes, Oct 31, 2007 Best of Both Worlds: Running Windows on a Mac - how to set up Apple computer to run both Windows and Mac OS simultaneously using Parallels, Scott Onstott, AECbytes, Sep 25, 2007 Why as an Architect, My Next Computer Could be a Dual Core MAC? - with Boot Camp technology, new Intel Duo Core Macs can run Windows on Macs with almost no loss in performance, Rohit Arora, CGarchitect.com, November 2006 mini CAD Box - the new Mac mini (6.5 inches square and 2 inches tall) can handle a variety of modest CAD tasks quite well, Anthony Frausto-Robledo, Architosh, january 14, 2005 Macworld 2005 - a report from the recent gathering on what's new and noteworthy in the Macintosh AEC- and CAD-related industry, including the release of the new low-priced Mac Mini, and updates on form*Z, VectorWorks and SketchUp and Microspot, Lachmi Khemlani, AECbytes Newsletter, January 12, 2005 Architects Respond Favorably to Apple's New Power Mac G5 Lineup - Apple's new dual processor Power Mac G5 workstations are attracting architects and others who work in 3D modeling and rendering, Architosh, June 10, 2004 Apple G5: Smokes Intel Competition - Nemetschek North America published test scores demonstrating that in CAD and 3D performance the Macintosh G5 computer easily surpassed other processors including the G4 and the Intel Xeon, Anthony Frausto-Robledo, Architosh, January 26, 2004 G5 Performance Information, Results Begin to Come In - a discussion of several test results pitting the latest Mac against Pentiums, Architosh, October 20, 2003 64-Bit Takes Off - in a comparison of an Athlon 64 FX-51, a 2GHz dual Opteron, a 3.2GHz Pentium 4 and the Apple PowerMac G5, the FX-51 excelled at AutoCAD, where it was about 44 percent faster than the P4 unit, Tom Mainelli, PC World, November 2003 The Official G5 Interview - an Apple exec addresses the recent controversy of his company's pronouncement that its new Apple dual-processor G5 is faster than Intel-based PCs in CAD/CAM benchmarks, IT-Enquirer, July 23, 2003 Apple G5 Benchmarked for CFD Analysis - using the jet noise prediction tool, Jet3D, Apple's new 64-bit processor was tested against the older Apple G4 and an Intel Pentium 4 system; its impressive performance showed it could hold its own in computational intensive applications, CFD Review, July 9, 2003 Desktop Macs - MacWorld's index to their reviews, news, and how-to's of Macintosh personal computers, 1999 to the present