• CGA to SVGA

    From Greg Goodwin@1:124/5013 to Charles Stephenson on Sat Aug 10 06:53:24 2019
    All and all I did not get to experience the various graphics modes int
    the PC world. Had a Mac most of that time. I believe I was looking at
    black and white till 1996. Got my Mac Performa and had my first color
    Mac. Faster and more color was nice, but I do miss the simplicity and crispness of the black and white display. Mac was so cute early on.
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  • From Charles Stephenson@1:226/16 to Greg Goodwin on Wed Aug 14 00:24:12 2019
    On Aug 11th 12:32 am GREG GOODWIN said...

    All and all I did not get to experience the various graphics modes int the PC world. Had a Mac most of that time. I believe I was looking at black and white till 1996. Got my Mac Performa and had my first color Mac. Faster and more color was nice, but I do miss the simplicity and crispness of the black and white display. Mac was so cute early on. --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0

    Yeah, that's how it was back then! Even though we had more colors, when things had less colors, the resolution of certain games and programs seemed to be better! (Ohhhh the wondeful memories)



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  • From Greg Goodwin@1:124/5013 to Charles Stephenson on Sat Sep 14 12:19:52 2019
    Yeah, that's how it was back then! Even though we had more colors, when thi

    had less colors, the resolution of certain games and programs seemed to be better! (Ohhhh the wondeful memories)

    Well that is just because we had less to take our attention off of what
    we were supposed to be looking at. That is my theory at least. And
    the Mac games in the black and white days are a good example of that.
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  • From Charles Stephenson@1:226/16 to Greg Goodwin on Tue Sep 24 03:12:26 2019
    On Sep 22nd 8:47 am GREG GOODWIN said...


    Yeah, that's how it was back then! Even though we had more colors,
    when thi -> had less colors, the resolution of certain games and programs seemed to be -> better! (Ohhhh the wondeful memories) Well that is just because we had less to take our attention off of what we were supposed to be looking at. That is my theory at least. And the Mac games in the black and white days are a good example of that.
    --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0


    Remember how some of the lower res games seemed to look better with less colors sometime! Like they had more detail and easier on the eyes! :)



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