SuperMac Announces Spectrum/24, Series III -- First Truecolor Card to Include Acceleration

SuperMac Technology Monday announced its Spectrum/24 Series III color display card, the newest generation of display technology that brings true color acceleration and totally flicker-free graphics to the Macintosh II family. The card supports SuperMac's new color monitors, which use a 75Hz ref...

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Published inBusiness Wire p. 1
Main Authors Wahlquist, Betsy, Howard, Joanne
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Business Wire 30.10.1989
Subjects
Color
Computer graphics
Computer peripherals
Electronics industry
McConnell, Michael
Pacific
Printed circuit boards
Product design
Product introduction
Software
United States > US
Sunnyvale
CA
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Summary:SuperMac Technology Monday announced its Spectrum/24 Series III color display card, the newest generation of display technology that brings true color acceleration and totally flicker-free graphics to the Macintosh II family. The card supports SuperMac's new color monitors, which use a 75Hz refresh rate to completely eliminate the screen flicker that is often found in monitors using slower 60Hz refresh rates. Priced at $4,499, the new Spectrum/24 card will ship during November. The Spectrum/24 Series III card includes SuperMac's Graphics Accelerator, which improves the performance of Apple 32-bit QuickDraw commands up to 20 times to deliver unparalled true color performance on the Macintosh. (excerpt)