It behaves in almost the same way as standard subdivision, but it seems to process much faster, whereas standard subdivision can cause you machine to slow down. You can alter the subdivision levels in the options box. You may find it the quickest way to create high end results.
In there you find "Full Crease Edge/Vertex" and "Partial Crease Edge/Vertex" which will help you get the nice hard edges while the secondary subdivision object will give you some nice curves.
You'll find the tools for Subdivision surfaces under You can manipulate it in a similar way to a polygon model but it has a second mesh which is higher resolution. They are quite easy to use as you use a low polygon model with a few vertices and faces to create a high polygon look. They act like a cross between nurbs and polygons.
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