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Robert Green over at cadalyst asks the question, is a laptop a suitable CAD workstation? Laptops have come a long way since Compaq and Apple's first offerings in the late 1980's, now many of them offer an impressive list of hardware that makes them a truly viable option as a workstation. Examining the divide further, Green even tells you how to make the call on whether a laptop is the right kind of hardware to do your CAD work on. Read his article (here)
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