Author: Keith Ian Price
Date: 16:26:04 05/09/02
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On May 09, 2002 at 16:37:53, Roy Eassa wrote: >Back in the mid-'80s VGA meant specifically 640x480 with 16 colors and SVGA was >used to describe *anything* better than that, including 640x480 with 64 or 256 >colors. Of course, that's so long ago that a 80286 was considered fast if it >ran at 8 MHz rather than 6 MHz, 800x600 was almost unheard-of, EGA (640x350) was still the most common, and some people still had CGA (640x200)! :-) Oh yes, I know. I meant in the last few years it has come to mean 800x600 everywhere. Roy, you've got to stop living in the past! It's the 21st-century, man! ;-) kp
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