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From: herman@mips.csc.ti.com (Herman Schuurman,Adv. Autom.E,0638,6444198)
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Subject: Re: TI PC Graphics
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Date: 13 Feb 89 16:05:25 GMT
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From article <669@snjsn1.SJ.ATE.SLB.COM>, by news@SJ.ATE.SLB.COM (USENET News System):
> Just in case any one cares the graphics resolution on the TI Pro is
> not 700 x 300 but 720 x 360.
> 
> George Grimes
> TI Pro owner
Actually, it's 720 horizontal x 300 vertical, stored in three separate
bit planes located at C0000, C8000 and D0000.  Each line of 720 pixels
is stored in 46 16-bit words (there is one unused word at the end of each
line).  This means that 720x360 would require 92x360 = 33120 bytes per
plane, which is more than is available (32k per plane).

Herman Schuurman