Texas Instruments 4000M - Manual (Page 153)

TravelMate 4000M Video Standards Supported
Standard Mode Resolution
Simultaneous
Colors (1)
Mapping (2)
VGA, PS/2 Display Adapter including MCGA and EGA modes (default)
Monochrome Text 80 columns
×
25 rows – Monochrome
Color Text 80 columns
×
25 rows
40 columns
×
25 rows
80 columns
×
60 rows
16
16 Color
Color
100-Col. Text (4) 100 columns
×
50 rows
100 columns
× 60
rows
100 columns
× 25
rows
16
16
16 Color
Color
Color
132-Col. Text (4) 132-columns
×
25 rows
132-columns
×
60 rows
16
16
–
– Color
Color
Monochrome
Monochrome
Graphics 320h
×
200v (3)
640h
×
200v (3)
320h
×
200v (3)
640h
×
200v (3)
640h
×
350v
640h
×
350v
320h
×
200v (3)
640h
×
480v
640h
×
480v
1024h
×
256v
4
2
16
16
16
–
256
2
16
256 Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Monochrome
Color
Color
Color
Color
Extended Graphics (4) 1024h
×
768v
800h
×
600v
800h
×
600v
640h
×
400v
640h
×
480v
1024 x 768 (5)
1280 x 1024 (5)
16
16
256
256
256
256
16
16 Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Color
Notes to the table:
(1) “Simultaneous colors” - the number of colors or shades that can be displayed at one time.
(2) This column refers to the old style display the mode was originally designed for. The 800h
×
600v graphics modes require a multifrequency monitor, and 1024h
×
768v graphics modes
require an 8514 or equivalent compatible monitor.
(3) The 200-line vertical resolution modes are double-scanned to display 400 lines on screen.
(4) These modes require use of application-specific drivers that are found on your VGA
diskette created at the time of system backup (refer to Capabilities earlier in this chapter).
(5) Supported on some notebooks.
VGA Utility
8-6 VGA External Monitor Utilities