Video Graphics Array (Portuguese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Video Graphics Array" in Portuguese language version.

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Petzold, Charles (julho de 1987). «Triple standard: three new video modes from IBM». PC Magazine. Ziff Davis. Consultado em 13 de abril de 2020
Enterprise, I. D. G. (22 de outubro de 1990). Computerworld (em inglês). Needham, Massachussetes: IDG Enterprise
Inc, InfoWorld Media Group (5 de fevereiro de 1996). InfoWorld (em inglês). São Francisco: InfoWorld Media Group, Inc. Discrete failures such as ... XGA graphics
Inc, InfoWorld Media Group (15 de abril de 1991). InfoWorld (em inglês). São Francisco: InfoWorld Media Group, Inc.
Magazines, S. P. H. (abril de 2007). HWM (em inglês). Singapura: SPH Magazines

Dr. Jon Peddie. «Famous Graphics Chips: IBM's VGA. The VGA was the most popular graphics chip ever». Consultado em 13 de abril de 2020. It is said about airplanes that the DC3 and 737 are the most popular planes ever built, and the 737, in particular, the best-selling airplane ever. The same could be said for the ubiquitous VGA, and its big brother the XGA. The VGA, which can still be found buried in today’s modern GPUs and CPUs, set the foundation for a video standard, and an application programming standard.

«What is VGA (Video Graphics Array)?» (em inglês). Consultado em 13 de agosto de 2018