The workstation market proceeded ahead in the Q4’11, completing a long climb back from the ’09 recession. HP is firmly on top, but the spin-off talk of Q3’11 appeared to dent sales in Q4, HP was responsible for 41.3% of units shipped in Q4, separating itself from Dell at which controlled 33.4%. Our latest edition of the WS Report Series is now available to subscribers HERE.
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