he platform for Protel DXP if that helps !!"
Excerpted from a post to this forum dated November 12, 2002.
JaMi Smith
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I know it's poor form to reply to my own message, but it seems that it's
positioned below Protel in the
My understanding is that nVisage is DXP without PCB
Cheers
Don
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I know it's poor form to reply to my own message, but it seems that it's
positioned below Protel in the market place ($3k a seat vs $7k a seat).
I've signed up for a trial CD, we'll see how it runs..
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I got an email from Altium today espousing the virtues of their latest
product, being "nvisage". It seems to offer nothing that DXP doesn't offer,
and vice-versa (except maybe Protel has an autorouter), so what's the deal?
Where is this product positioned (I see no real mention of a price point);
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