XGA

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XGA (Extended Graphics Array) is an IBM-developed computer display standard that improved on earlier graphics modes by supporting higher resolutions and color depths for monitors in the early 1990s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer display standard
graphics standard
abbreviationOf Extended Graphics Array NERFINISHED
aspectRatio 4:3
backwardCompatibleWith VGA NERFINISHED
category IBM graphics hardware
computer graphics
colorDepth 16-bit color
8-bit color
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer IBM
era early 1990s
fullName Extended Graphics Array NERFINISHED
hardwareInterface ISA bus NERFINISHED
Micro Channel Architecture NERFINISHED
improvedUpon VGA color depth
VGA resolution
introducedBy IBM NERFINISHED
introducedIn 1990
marketedAs high-resolution graphics solution
maxColorsOnScreen 256 colors at 1024×768
65,536 colors at 640×480
predecessor 8514/A
VGA NERFINISHED
replacedBy SXGA NERFINISHED
UXGA NERFINISHED
higher-resolution standards
signalType analog video signal
standardizedFor PC display output
status obsolete
successor SVGA NERFINISHED
XGA-2 NERFINISHED
supportedResolution 1024×768
640×480
supports bit-block transfers
hardware-accelerated drawing operations
non-interlaced display modes
targetPlatform IBM PS/2 NERFINISHED
IBM-compatible PCs NERFINISHED
typicalRefreshRate 60 Hz at 1024×768
usedIn early 1990s personal computers
usedWith CRT monitors NERFINISHED

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VGA successor XGA