Power devices max voltage, current, power, speed, etc. .. ratings
I think this table is pretty accurate (even if technologies have improved) when considering the parameters (first column). Here the PowerMOSFET depicted is 500V/200A rated, which make them completely different to an RF "power" mosfet.

When in doubt you can always go look online to electronic component resellers.

Here is a common "High Power" MOSFET 100V/300A  turn-on 36ns / turn-off 86ns  (7$)

This one has very similar characteristic to the example of your book (maybe a little faster and a smaller Rdson, but it is relatively close)

And here a "High Power" RF MOS 48V/72A ~1GHz  (555$)


You can already see that obviously the manufacturing process to make the RF transistor very fast and linear is completely different (just by looking at its pricing)

Thus each one has a specific use case and your book table only shows one of the two (it might not consider RF "power" MOS to be power devices, since those are not used in motor control or common power conversion applications but as amplifiers in signal chains).