A New VLSI Graphics Coprocessor-The Intel 82786

Glen Shires · IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications · 1986

Most graphics systems available today suffer from low performance, minimal flecibility, or high cost and high component count. Intel carefully looked at these problems and designed the 82786 chip to address them. The 82786 combines into a single of supporting today's graphics standards and a powerful display processor that supports windowing in hardware.

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