The fourth quarter of 2010 saw the workstation market take a noteworthy step forward in its journey back from recessionary lows. Senior analyst Alex Herrera reports the industry shipped 903.7 thousand workstations, representing a solid-though-moderate 6.4% sequential gain. JPR’s Semi-Annual Report is now available read more on the report here.
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