VESA (video electronic standards association)
n. (Electronics, Computers) group of manufacturers which develops standards for graphics cards; manager of the standard for display cards which enables work in Super VGA mode | ||||
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VESA Definition from Computer & Internet Dictionaries & Glossaries
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Video Electronics Standards Association
Video Electronics Standards Association
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Video Electronics Standard Association
Video Electronics Standard Association
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Video Electronics Standards Association
Video Electronics Standards Association
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video electronics standards association (vesa)
an industry trade group formed to codify the software interface to advanced video cards, and now active as well in the definition of one type of local bus
an industry trade group formed to codify the software interface to advanced video cards, and now active as well in the definition of one type of local bus
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VESA
Video Electronics Standards Association that set such standards as the 1992 VL-Bus standards for local buses. A highly critical discussion of the VESA/BIOS Extension/Audio Interfase (VBE/A1) that is not backwards compatible with the Sound Blaster standard appears in New Media, June 1994, p. 18. (See also Sound board , Bus , ISO 9000 , and VL-Bus )
Video Electronics Standards Association that set such standards as the 1992 VL-Bus standards for local buses. A highly critical discussion of the VESA/BIOS Extension/Audio Interfase (VBE/A1) that is not backwards compatible with the Sound Blaster standard appears in New Media, June 1994, p. 18. (See also Sound board , Bus , ISO 9000 , and VL-Bus )
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VESA
(Video Electronic Standards Association) Its mission is to promote and develop timely, relevant, open display and display interface standards, ensuring interoperability, and encouraging innovation and market growth. Its vision is to be one of the leading, worldwide standards organizations and internationally recognized voices in the video electronics industry.
(Video Electronic Standards Association) Its mission is to promote and develop timely, relevant, open display and display interface standards, ensuring interoperability, and encouraging innovation and market growth. Its vision is to be one of the leading, worldwide standards organizations and internationally recognized voices in the video electronics industry.
VESA Definition from Entertainment & Music Dictionaries & Glossaries
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VESA (Video Electronic Standards Association)
Its mission is to promote and develop timely, relevant, open display and display interface standards, ensuring interoperability, and encouraging innovation and market growth. Its vision is to be one of the leading, worldwide standards organizations and internationally recognized voices in the video electronics industry.
Its mission is to promote and develop timely, relevant, open display and display interface standards, ensuring interoperability, and encouraging innovation and market growth. Its vision is to be one of the leading, worldwide standards organizations and internationally recognized voices in the video electronics industry.
VESA Definition from Language, Idioms & Slang Dictionaries & Glossaries
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VESA Definition from Encyclopedia Dictionaries & Glossaries
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VESA
The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) is an international body, founded in the late 1980s by NEC Home Electronics and eight other video display adapter manufacturers. The initial goal was to produce a standard for 800x600 SVGA resolution video displays. Since then VESA has issued a number of standards, mostly relating to the function of video peripherals in IBM PC compatible computers.
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