Hercules graphics Last modified: Tuesday, October 30, 2001
A graphics display system for PCs developed by Van Suwannukul, founder of Hercules Computer Technology. Suwannukul developed the system so that he could produce his doctoral thesis on PC equipment using his native Thai alphabet. First offered in 1982, the original Hercules system filled a void left by IBM's MDA ( monochrome display adapter ) system. MDA produces high-resolution monochrome text but cannot generate graphics. Hercules systems generate both high-resolution text and graphics for monochrome monitors. The resolution is 720 by 348. Hercules has been supplanted by other standards, such as VGA, and is now obsolete.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about Hercules graphics . Also check out the following links! Video Display Standards  Describes the different types of video standards including Monochrome Display Adapter (MDA), Hercules graphics card, Color Graphics Adapter (CGA), Enhanced Graphics Adapter (EGA), Video Graphics Adapter (VGA), and Super VGA (SVGA). This page is from "The PC Guide."	Display Standards MDA video adapter Give Us Your Feedback Shop for: Books - Paul D. Storrie - Hercules: The Twelve Labors a Greek Myth Products Release Date: September 06, 2006 Compare all matches: 1 Store Offers from $8.06-$8.06 Top Store Offers Amazon - 8.06 more stores...