Talk:Texas Instruments Graphics Architecture

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The TI 34010 was also used in Truevision's VISTA series of graphics adapters. There was the AT-VISTA, designed for the 16-bit PC bus, and the NuVISTA, designed for the Mac II NuBus. The cards featured up to 4MB of VRAM, and offered the possibility of adding another 12MB of DRAM via a full-slot daughter card, the VISTA VMX.

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