Thanks to Ernest
Pecounis for this link.
“When we last looked at Windows NT workstations [Government Best
Buys, March 1998], we found that many vendors were billing
souped-up PCs as workstations rather than offering true
workstation-class machines. Those so-called workstations just could
not compete with Unix.
“Today vendors are offering true workstations. These machines
have screaming graphics performance, and they’re giving Unix a run
for its money. Vendors have developed applications that take
advantage of Windows NT’s strengths, and it is looking as though
Windows NT is the wave of the future for workstations.”