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VGA
What is VGA?
VGA stands for Video Graphics Array. A computer video standard created by IBM in 1987. The VGA standard was then superceded by XGA standard.

The VGA specifications are as follows:
  • 256KByte Video RAM
  • 16 colour or 256 colour modes
  • 262144 colour palette
  • Selectable 25Mhz or 28Mhz master clock
  • Maximum of 720 horizontal pixels
  • Maximum of 480 lines
  • Refresh rates at up to 70 Hz
  • 4 video planes
  • Hardware smooth scrolling support
  • Some 'Raster Ops' support
  • Barrel shifter
  • Split screen support
  • Soft fonts


last edited (November 7, 2003) by BadAttitude, Number of views: 1573, Current Rev: 1

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