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M310 Workstations delivered after July 1 will have a Video Graphics Array (VGA) adapter board instead of the EGA board. The VGA adapter is the same type of board used in high‐end IBM PS/2s and is the current standard in adapter boards. (See p. 5.) The VGA display resolution is much higher than that of the EGA and thus provides crisper screen images. There will be some minor changes in the Terminal Software Installation routine (documentation is currently in preparation) but no problems are anticipated.

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Key concepts: Video Graphics Array, Adapter (computing), Workstation, Computer science, Graphics, Software, Computer graphics (images), Operating system