The new A9X processor is a 3rd generation chip from Apple, meaning during the manufacturing process, the chip got smaller, less power-consuming, and able to pack in more transistors. “The drawing shown of the San Francisco bay area has more than 320 thousand entities…we can load drawings that are twice as large” than on previous iPads. “This device is really fast,” Bunszel said.

(see image 01 below) Needless to say, that’s a very big CAD drawing. The new iPad Pro with the new Apple A9X processor is vastly more powerful than the other iPad lineup with earlier generation processors. When AutoCAD 360 was shown during the special event, it displayed a CAD drawing of the entire San Francisco Bay area. AutoCAD 360 Pro on the iPad ProĪfter the event, Autodesk was demoing its AutoCAD 360 app on the new iPad Pro, with the new Pencil and the new keyboard for new types of functions.

In this article, we quickly preview a broader discussion between Amy Bunszel, Vice President of AutoCAD at Autodesk, and Architosh editor-in-chief, Anthony Frausto-Robledo. Yesterday Architosh had the pleasure of talking to Amy Bunszel, vice president of AutoCAD at Autodesk, about what people saw of AutoCAD 360 during the Special September Event. This week Apple unveiled the new iPad Pro with its very special Apple Pencil, a new highly advanced stylus, purpose-built for the new, larger, and much more powerful tablet device.

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