Tuesday, December 3rd 2013
BOXX Unveils New Mobile Workstation and More at Autodesk University 2013
BOXX Technologies, the leading innovator of high-performance workstations and rendering systems, today announced that the new GoBOXX 1920 mobile workstation will debut at BOXX booth #2122 at Autodesk University 2013 in Las Vegas, NV. Held at The Venetian Hotel Dec. 3-5, the annual conference and exhibition welcomes design professionals from around the world to attend classes, keynotes, product demonstrations, exhibits, and networking events. The booth will also showcase demonstrations of other BOXX systems hosted by visualization experts from both Autodesk and Blue Marble 3D (a division of Chipman Design Architecture).
"If attendees have questions regarding simulation, rendering, ray tracing, or some other aspect of their workflow, we're offering an environment where they can consult with leading experts," says Shoaib Mohammad, BOXX VP of Marketing and Business Development. "In addition, our booth allows users of 3ds Max, Maya, Revit, V-Ray, and Octane Render to experience how those applications are supposed to run. An added bonus is that they will also discover the power and performance of our new GoBOXX."
Enabling users to create on the go outside of studio and office confines, the new portable and lightweight GoBOXX 1920 features a 4th generation (Haswell) Intel Core i7 mobile processor (up to 3.9 GHz in turbo mode) as well as NVIDIA Quadro K2100M workstation graphics and up to 32 GB of 1600 DDR3 MHz memory for 64-bit applications. GoBOXX offers professional grade performance for CAD, animation, motion media, and rendering applications.
Other BOXX system demos include a trio of high performance, liquid-cooled, overclocked Intel Core i7-based workstations. The world's most powerful single processor workstation, 3DBOXX 4920 XTREME GPU edition (4.5 GHz), features four NVIDIA GPUs and is joined by the compact 3DBOXX 4150 XTREME and the new 3DBOXX 4170 XTREME featuring Thunderbolt 2 technology. renderPRO, the world's first personal, dedicated rendering solution for 3D graphics, animation, and compositing, rounds out the lineup. Many of the BOXX system demos will be conducted by Autodesk guest experts Gary M. Davis Roland Reyer, Matthew Doyle, Chris Murray, Alex Horst, Lee Fraser, and William Spier, along with George Matos and Jennifer O'Connor of Blue Marble 3D.
"For the world's fastest, most reliable solutions and the latest information, Autodesk users look to BOXX," says Mohammad. "We understand what digital media professionals need to create, test, and perfect their ideas."
"If attendees have questions regarding simulation, rendering, ray tracing, or some other aspect of their workflow, we're offering an environment where they can consult with leading experts," says Shoaib Mohammad, BOXX VP of Marketing and Business Development. "In addition, our booth allows users of 3ds Max, Maya, Revit, V-Ray, and Octane Render to experience how those applications are supposed to run. An added bonus is that they will also discover the power and performance of our new GoBOXX."
Other BOXX system demos include a trio of high performance, liquid-cooled, overclocked Intel Core i7-based workstations. The world's most powerful single processor workstation, 3DBOXX 4920 XTREME GPU edition (4.5 GHz), features four NVIDIA GPUs and is joined by the compact 3DBOXX 4150 XTREME and the new 3DBOXX 4170 XTREME featuring Thunderbolt 2 technology. renderPRO, the world's first personal, dedicated rendering solution for 3D graphics, animation, and compositing, rounds out the lineup. Many of the BOXX system demos will be conducted by Autodesk guest experts Gary M. Davis Roland Reyer, Matthew Doyle, Chris Murray, Alex Horst, Lee Fraser, and William Spier, along with George Matos and Jennifer O'Connor of Blue Marble 3D.
"For the world's fastest, most reliable solutions and the latest information, Autodesk users look to BOXX," says Mohammad. "We understand what digital media professionals need to create, test, and perfect their ideas."
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