Difference between revisions of "Evans & Sutherland PS 390"
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| − | The Evans & Sutherland PS 390 terminal is a color graphics terminal introduced in 1987 at a price of $43,200. It allows calligraphic-quality lines and solid-shaded images on a single raster display. | + | The Evans & Sutherland PS 390 terminal is a color graphics terminal introduced in 1987 at a price of $43,200.<ref>[http://books.google.com/books?id=jDYGHejAySsC&lpg=PA71&pg=PA71 New Products: Terminals], Computerworld, March 23, 1987, pg. 71</ref> It allows calligraphic-quality lines and solid-shaded images on a single raster display. |
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Revision as of 03:38, 5 March 2012
The Evans & Sutherland PS 390 terminal is a color graphics terminal introduced in 1987 at a price of $43,200.[1] It allows calligraphic-quality lines and solid-shaded images on a single raster display.
Features:
- depth cueing
- perspective
- six-plane clipping
- 16.7 million color palette
References
- ↑ New Products: Terminals, Computerworld, March 23, 1987, pg. 71
