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a leader in the discrete PC and workstation graphics market, has announced that IBM has selected the powerful FireGL V7100 high-end workstation graphics accelerator for the IBM IntelliStation Pro line.
IBM now offers ATI's high-end FireGL 'TM' V7100 workstation graphics ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
About two years ago, the Sun Blade 1000 workstation from Sun Microsystems (Santa Clara, CA) cost about $7,000, ran with a 750-MHz UItraSPARC III processor, and could support up to 8 MB of memory.
Faster [and] faster go the workstations: workstations are faster, ... by Gould, Lawrence S. / Automotive Design & Production
Knowing what constituted a workstation used to be easier.
Identity Crisis Jolts Workstation World by Ferelli, Mark / Computer Technology Review
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