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Monitor
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Computer display is also called a display screen or
VDT ( Video Display Terminal). A monitor screen used
to display the output. Images are re-presented on monitor
by Dodd called pixel.
- Monochrome Monitor
- CGA (Colour Graphics Array)
- EGA (Enhanced Graphics Array)
- VGA (Video Graphics Array)
- SVGA (Super Video Graphics Array)
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Monochrome Monitor
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Computer display is as the name these type of monitors have
single for ground colour but it offers various attributes. It
was introduced by IBM (International Business Machine) in 1962.
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CGA (Color Graphics Array)
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It introduce by IBM (International Business Machine) in 1982.
It has a low resolution screen it supports four colour.
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EGA (Enhanced Graphics Array)
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EGA is a video display standard that has a resolution of 640×350 pixel
and it support 16 colors. It introduced by IBM in 1984.
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VGA (Video Graphics Array)
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VGA is a video display standard that has a resolution of 800×600 pixel
and supports 256 colours. It introduce by IBA in 1987.
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SVGA (Super Video Graphics Array)
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This is a very high resolution standard that display up to 16.8 million
colours that has a resolution of 1024×768 pixel. It was introduce in 1990.
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