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Glossary of Acronyms



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XGA - Extended Graphics Array. A type of PC video display circuit (and adapter) first introduced by IBM on October 30, 1990, that supports text and graphics. Text is supported at a maximum resolution of 132x6O characters in 16 colors with a character box of 8x6 pixels. Graphics is supported at a maximum resolution of 1024x768 pixels in 256 (from a palette of 262,144) colors or 64Ox480 pixels in 65,536 colors. The XGA outputs an analog signal with a horizontal scanning frequency of 31.5 or 35.52KHz and supports analog color or analog monochrome displays.

XNM - Extended Memory Manager. A driver that controls access to extended memory on 286 and higher processor systems. HIMEM.SYS is an example of an XMM that comes with DOS.

XMS - Extended Memory Specification. A Microsoft-developed standard that provides a way for real mode applications to access extended memory in a controlled fashion. The XMS standard is available from Microsoft.

XT - Extended Technology. The second generation of IBM personal computers. The XT contained the 8086 CPU, introduced the hard drive, and had slots for eight 8 bit cards.

XVGA - Extended Video Graphics Array. A VGA standard with higher resolution than SVGA. The screen is almost photographic.

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