Frame buffer - Revision history

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2024-02-27T11:48:42Z

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	A '''frame buffer''' is a [[digital]] hardware device which implements a [[memory]] — separate from the main memory — dedicated to a [[raster]] [[graphics]] [[display]], and possibly some off-screen graphics. A few [[Bit-mapped display\|very early experiments]] used [[core memory]] or [[Disk\|magnetic disk]] storage, but decent [[resolution]] graphics only became ~~feasible~~ with semiconductor [[RAM]].		A '''frame buffer''' is a [[digital]] [[hardware]] device which implements a [[memory]]—separate from the main memory—dedicated to a [[raster]] [[graphics]] [[display]], and possibly some off-screen graphics. A few [[Bit-mapped display\|very early experiments]] used [[core memory]] or [[Disk\|magnetic disk]] storage, but decent [[resolution]] graphics only became practial with semiconductor [[RAM]].

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2024-02-27T11:47:32Z

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	A '''frame buffer''' is a digital hardware which implements a memory dedicated to a graphics display, and possibly some off-screen graphics.		A '''frame buffer''' is a [[digital]] hardware device which implements a [[memory]] — separate from the main memory — dedicated to a [[raster]] [[graphics]] [[display]], and possibly some off-screen graphics. A few [[Bit-mapped display\|very early experiments]] used [[core memory]] or [[Disk\|magnetic disk]] storage, but decent [[resolution]] graphics only became feasible with semiconductor [[RAM]].

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A '''frame buffer''' is a digital hardware which implements a memory dedicated to a graphics display, and possibly some off-screen graphics.

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