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Best mobile workstation for Autocad2012 and SketchUp?

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Based on Daniel Tal’s upcoming book, Rendering in SketchUp (Wiley & Sons, February 2013), the one hour webinar provides a concise and detailed overview on how to generate a photorealistic rendering from a SketchUp model.With a focus on process, Daniel will review how…See More

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nca777 replied to Jay Horton, RLA, ASLA's discussion 'Best mobile workstation for Autocad2012 and SketchUp?'

"Ijust bought a 4 year old used Dell Precision M4300. So far it has been excellent, fingers crossed. The last laptop I owned was a refurbished Dell Inspiron 8600 that lasted from about 2004-2010 before it basically melted down. My girlfriends 2000…"

Nov 7, 2011

Frank Varro replied to Jay Horton, RLA, ASLA's discussion 'Best mobile workstation for Autocad2012 and SketchUp?'

"I'd go PC over Mac (I know at least last years CAD for Mac was apparently fairly badly disabled in some features), and I'm a PC, not a Mac in general... For good PC laptops, brand wise look at Toshiba, HP, and Alienware. HP just…"

Nov 7, 2011

Herry Nurtaherpriana replied to Jay Horton, RLA, ASLA's discussion 'Best mobile workstation for Autocad2012 and SketchUp?'

"Mine is macbook pro mid 2009 version, with 2 graphic card NVidia GeForce 9400M and 9600M GT attached with energy saver preferences set to higher performance. Well sometimes I also experienced sketchup quit unexpectedly or not responding but it…"

Nov 6, 2011

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University: NCSU

Current Employment:: Jay Horton Designs

Firm Website:: http://jayhortondesigns.com

Favorite Designers: Diarmuid Gavin, Martha Schwartz, Frank lloyd Wright, Frank Gehry, Oehme, van Sweden- no particular order

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At 6:23am on November 3, 2008, Brandon Reed said…: Hi Jay! Welcome to the lounge! I appreciated your comment about Construction Management and Billing!

I am definitely interested in what you have to say as we are making a transition from what Chis is doing (Acting as General Contracting and marking up his subs to charging the client up front for the costs and getting competitive bids on everything.....it seems to be working so much better that way....then you really become the owners representative and have their best interest at heart instead of them seeing you making money off of the subs.....) What other insight and experience can you share with me that will help us improve the percentage that our clients will want us to work for them.....What kind of a percentage do you charge to your clients and why?

At 3:18am on November 3, 2008, Kevin J. Gaughan said…: Jay, welcome to the lounge. Please feel free to share some of your work and get involved in the forum. Thanks for joining!