AutoCAD coming to iPad and iPhone
- Aug 31, 2010
- Apps, autocad, engineering apps, ipad, iphone, the iphone addict
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AutoDesk has announced that they will be bringing AutoCAD to iPhone and iPad.
The Mac version will cost $4,000, the same as the PC version, and will be releasing in October. AutoDesk will soon introduce a free mobile version of the software that will run on the iPad, iPhone and the iPod Touch. With the mobile version of AutoCAD an engineer can bring drawings to a job site on an iPad instead of a big roll of paper. The mobile version will be able to read any AutoCAD file whether it was created on a Mac or PC.
Autodesk is also releasing a free version of the AutoCAD application for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. this is grear news, especially to those engineers.
Seems iPad is really fantastic!
I love my iPad. It has almost completely replaced my personal computer. For the things I do… Is is perfect! Much nicer than any CPU I have ever owned. For work, all my other computers would do a lot of things I would never use it for, and do it painfully in the process (slow, buggy, etc.). When you get down to what you do most on you personal computer… the iPad does almost all of the things an average user needs, and with a much much nicer U/I. Easy of use, fast, and efficient. The other computer manufacturers could learn a thing or two from this, but even if they do… they will probably screw-up the one they come out with by adding all the crap back in again. For entertainment, now with one of the top features of iPad — movie watching, Im totally sucked in enjoying kinds of videos and movies with iPad, though some times need in the help of iPad video converter from iFunia for lack of flash support. Ugggggg!!!!