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From: uzun@pnet01.cts.com (Roger Uzun)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Mac LC Video
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Date: 9 Apr 91 16:56:19 GMT
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I am getting a variety of responses, many conflicting regarding mac LC
video, but what I think is true is:

1) With a VGA monitor and a VRAM upgrade you can get 640X480 color
   8 bits per pixel, from a pallette of 24 bits (16M+ colors)
   pretty much like the standard mac II series adaptors with
   8 bit color.
2) there is also a 16 bit/pixel mode, which allows 5 bits of red, green, 
   and blue, in a direct mapped to screen mode, allowing 32768 colors
   from a pallette of 32768.
3) With the Mac LC color monitor you get basically same resolution as
   a mac Plus or mac classic, but the pixel depth and pallette depth
   remain the same as above.

Is this correct?  Seems so from the messages I got.

-Roger

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