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1. Tested: how many CPU cores do you really need for DirectX 12 gaming? We benchmark an eight-core CPU in three DirectX 12 tests, and the results may disappoint you

Author

Ung, Gordon Mah

Subjects
Computer games -- Evaluation, Computer graphics -- Standards, Multiple core processors -- Evaluation, Computer game, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

Just how many CPU cores do you need for PC gaming? The conventional wisdom for the last few years has been four or even two cores--if you have Hyper-Threading. That [...]

Published
2016

2. JPEG2000 quality scalability without quality layers

Author

Auli-Llinas, Francesc and Serra-Sagrista, Joan

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Mathematical optimization -- Research, Image processing -- Technology application, Technology application, Business, Computers, Electronics, Electronics and electrical industries
Abstract

Quality scalability is a fundamental feature of JPEG2000, achieved through the use of quality layers that are optimally formed in the encoder by rate-distortion optimization techniques. Two points, related with the practical use of quality layers, may need to be addressed when dealing with JPEG2000 code-streams: 1) the lack of quality scalability of code-streams containing a single or few quality layers and 2) the rate-distortion optimality of windows of interest transmission. Addressing these two points, this paper proposes a mechanism that, without using quality layers, provides competitive quality scalability to code-streams. Its main key-feature is a novel characterization of the code-blocks rate-distortion contribution that does not use distortion measures based on the original image, or related with the encoding process. Evaluations against the common use of quality layers, and against a theoretical optimal coding performance when decoding windows of interest or when decoding the complete image area, suggest that the proposed method achieves close to optimal results. Index Terms--Interactive image transmission, JPEG2000 standard, quality scalability, rate-distortion optimization.

Published
2008

3. Emerging Web graphics standards and technologies

Author

Lau, Rynson W.H., Li, Frederick, Zhang, Bo, Guo, Baining, Magnenat-Thalmann, Nadia, Kshirsagar, Sumedha, Gutierrez, Mario, Thalmann, Daniel, and Kunii, Tosiyasu

Subjects
Distributed processing (Computers), Cable television/data services, Online services, Web services, Distributed processing (Computers) -- Research, Computer graphics -- Research, Computer graphics -- Standards, Online services -- Research, Online services -- Standards
Published
2003

4. Future direction of SC 24 standardization

Author

Grieger, Ingolf

Subjects
Computer interfaces -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Image processing -- Standards, Business, Library and information science, International Organization for Standardization -- Standards
Published
1993

6. The use of FTAM to access graphical pictures across wide area networks

Author

Cullen, John, Day, Bob, and Planes, Martine

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Information systems -- Standards, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Standards, Business, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

A design philosophy for the management and communication of graphical information in high-capacity integrated services digital network architectures was presented. The European Strategic Program for Research in Information Technology project Applications Related Graphics and Open Systems Integration (ARGOSI) developed the Computer Graphics Metafile for bulk graphical data handling and standardization for Open Systems Interconnection applications. ARGOSI was established for the development of graphical information standards across international networks.

Published
1992

7. Graphics standards

Author

Witte, Oliver R.

Subjects
Video Electronics Standards Association -- Management, Computer-aided design -- Innovations, Computer industry -- Product development, Computer graphics -- Standards, Video monitors -- Evaluation, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Product development, Apple Inc. -- Product development
Published
1991

8. VGA to the max

Author

Kliewer, Bradley Dyck

Subjects
VGA Standard, Standard, Video Electronics Standards Association, Computer Design, Graphics Accelerator/Display Board, Computer Graphics, Video Electronics Standards Association -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1990

9. PHIGS history: ANSIO standard (Programmers Hierarchical Interactive Graphics System; American National Standards Institute)(Prepress Imaging)

Author

Bruns, Robert L.

Subjects
American National Standards Institute -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Graphic arts industry -- Standards, Business, Publishing industry, Standards
Abstract

As workstation technology moves into the 1990s, the printing industry is discovering that it can take full-service design and production inhouse. Multimedia presentations combining sound, graphics, and text have blown [...]

Published
1990

10. Two standards for PC graphics

Author

Letson, Russell

Subjects
Coprocessor, Standard IC, Graphic Software Systems Inc. -- Standards, Texas Instruments Inc. -- Standards, Texas Instruments TMS34010 (Graphics coprocessor) -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Integrated circuits -- Standards, Semiconductor chips -- Standards, Coprocessors -- Standards
Abstract

The choice is emerging.- TIGA or DGIS. Will formal committees or market forces Several technological and market developments are blurring the fine line between graphics functions performed on high-end personal […]

Published
1990

11. Why 16 million colors aren't enough

Author

Tynan, Daniel

Subjects
Color, Computer graphics, Trends, Word Length, Image Processing, Standard, Computer graphics -- Standards, Color -- Usage
Published
1993

12. 3 technologies vie for graphics crown

Author

Myers, Ben

Subjects
Graphics accelerator/display board, Sound/graphics board, Special-purpose adapter/controller, General-purpose adapter/controller, Boards/cards (Computers) -- Purchasing -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Graphics boards/cards -- Purchasing -- Standards, Directories -- Standards -- Purchasing
Abstract

By Ben Myers High-resolution graphics (1,024 by 768 pixels or more) on PCs today is almost exclusively the province of three competing, divergent technologies. They include advanced VGA adapters, IBM's […]

Published
1990

13. MOBILE DISPLAYS -- Leverage the Latest in Mobile Rendering Protocols -- Choosing the optimum protocol for mobile multimedia devices requires careful evaluation of all system and air-interface parameters

Author

Mishra, Rajesh

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Product development, Multimedia technology -- Standards, Multimedia technology -- Product development, Transmission speed -- Evaluation, Transmission speed -- Standards, Data transfer rate -- Evaluation, Data transfer rate -- Standards, Computer network protocols -- Evaluation, Computer network protocols -- Standards, Multimedia technology, Transmission speed, Data transfer rate, Protocol, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

To date, no protocol has been widely adopted for remote graphics rendering on multimedia-capable embedded applications such as mobile devices. These devices face several challenges that have delayed making such [...]

Published
2003

14. SVG Requirements

Subjects
Technology application, Graphics/imaging utility, Standard, Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards
Published
2002

15. Video Architectures and Codecs

Author

BLOODWORTH, CHARLES

Subjects
Desktop video -- Terminology -- Standards, Digital video -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Codecs -- Terminology -- Standards, Consumer news and advice, Electronics, Desktop video, Digital video, Standards, Terminology
Abstract

A USEFUL GLOSSARY TO SHED SOME LIGHT ON THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND VIDEO ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB. Video architectures, standards and codecs like Windows Media, QuickTime and MPEG make it [...]

Published
2001

16. Fugitive From Justice

Author

STEIN, LINCOLN D.

Subjects
Graphics file format, Technology overview, Unisys Corp. -- Equipment and supplies, Computer software industry -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1999

17. One format rules all

Author

Morris, Trevor

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Graphics file format, Computers and office automation industries
Abstract

The Portable Network Graphic, or PNG [pronounced 'ping'] graphics file format is described and discussed.

Published
2003

19. Synchronizing graphics standards

Author

Blair, John C., Jr.

Subjects
Video monitors -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Business, Computers
Published
1987

20. Clash of the graphics titans

Author

Cook, Rick

Subjects
High Resolution, Graphics System, Monitors, Standard, Computer Graphics, Video monitors -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1989

21. Is it really super?

Author

Nicholls, Bill

Subjects
High Resolution, Graphics System, Standard, Compatible Hardware, Computer Graphics, Computer graphics -- Standards, Video monitors -- Design and construction
Published
1989

23. Software standards will usher in the age of graphics

Author

Panasuk, Curtis

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Call mechanisms -- Evaluation -- Standards
Abstract

The number of application programs of microcomputers and minis that employ graphics is poised to take off now that the second necessary ingredient--graphics standards -- is almost here. The first […]

Published
1984

26. Moving beyond VGA: the PC community is groping toward standards for high-resolution graphics

Author

Manuel, Tom

Subjects
Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, IBM Video Graphics Array (Graphics board) -- Design and construction, Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer industry -- Standards
Abstract

MOVING BEYOND VGA Just as it's getting firmly entrenched as an industry standard, IBM Corp.'s Video Graphics Array personal computer graphics technology is already becoming passe. Manufacturers and users alike […]

Published
1989

27. The VGA standard has arrived

Subjects
Standard, Color, Critique, High Resolution, Monitors, Video Display, Computer Graphics, Color -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1989

28. IGES

Author

Mayer, Ralph J.

Subjects
Computer-aided design -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Signs and symbols -- Information management, Translators (Computer programs) -- Standards
Published
1987

30. The graphics standards battle; it's GKS vs. the core system in a struggle that's part holy war and part pie fight

Author

Meads, Jon A.

Subjects
computer-aided design -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Business, Computers, American National Standards Institute -- Management, Association for Computing Machinery -- Management
Abstract

Religious wars have two salient features. One is the use of slogans that become indisputable articles of belief, unquestioned by the faithful. The second is that each side predicts catastrophe [...]

Published
1984

34. Graphics boards; what can they do for you?

Author

Reed, Sandra R.

Subjects
Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer peripherals industry -- Directories, Business, Computers, Computers and office automation industries
Published
1986

37. Graphics standards are emerging - slowly but surely

Author

Bailey, Chris

Subjects
International Organization for Standardization -- Standards, American National Standards Institute -- Standards, Computer network protocols -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1983

40. MPEG-4 standard to allow access to individual objects within a picture

Subjects
Digital video, Digital video -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Abstract

Many design engineers rely heavily on the implementation of MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 solutions. Both video standards have enough features to make them very useful; however, they suffer from one big […]

Published
1997

41. Growing a new interface: model technology and the grass roots movement to Tcl/Tk

Author

Seltzer, Greg

Subjects
GUI, Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer-aided design -- Standards, Graphical user interface -- Standards
Abstract

Shepherded by its creator John Ousterhout and foster parents Sun Microsystems, Tcl has grown almost organically into its new role as one of the preferred development tools for Graphical User […]

Published
1997

42. World vision

Author

Woolley, Benjamin

Subjects
Three-dimensional graphics -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1996

43. EISA still best platform: file servers: PCI and VL-Bus 2.0 systems hold promise, but not yet

Author

Chernicoff, David P.

Subjects
EISA, Bandwidth allocation, Output device, Bandwidth technology, Protocol, Intel Corp. -- Innovations, Video Electronics Standards Association -- Standards -- Innovations, File servers -- Standards -- Innovations, Extended Industry Standard Architecture -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Bandwidth, Computer network protocols -- Standards
Abstract

If you're holding off your 1994 server purchases, waiting for a high-performance PCI 2.0 or VL-Bus 2.0 server, don't bother. For all but the highest-end networking needs, current EISA-based systems […]

Published
1994

44. Group drafts graphics protocol

Author

Wexler, Joanie M.

Subjects
Computer graphics, Standard, Protocol, Videoconferencing, Consortium, Computer graphics -- Standards, Videoconferencing -- Standards
Published
1993

45. Using NAPLPS graphics in telecommunications

Author

Balas, Janet

Subjects
Data communications -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Abstract

Anyone involved in computing must have noticed that graphics have become increasingly important. The Macintosh has had a graphical interface from its beginning and products like Windows and GeoWorks have […]

Published
1992

46. Broad coalition supports graphics-import standard

Author

Quinlan, Tom

Subjects
Standard, Consortium, Interoperability, Image Processing, Computer Graphics, Computer industry -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards, Image processing -- Standards
Published
1992

47. The graphics podium: a call for open standards in electronic design

Author

Witkowski, S. Dennis

Subjects
File transfer, File transfer (Computers) -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Abstract

Recently, NCGA made a strategic decision to concentrate its focus on the two main segments of the computer graphics industry: CAD and engineering applications, and 'business graphics,' or digital desktop […]

Published
1992

48. Quicker GUIs may come from Comdex debuts

Author

Fitzgerald, Michael

Subjects
Standard, Performance Improvement, Future Technologies, Video Electronics Standards Association, Comdex-Fall, GUI, Computer Graphics, Video Electronics Standards Association -- Standards, Comdex -- 1991 AD, Graphical user interface -- Usage, Computer graphics -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards
Published
1991

49. RAMDACs and XGA spec compete to set the next video graphics standard

Author

Venditto, Gus

Subjects
Trends, Graphics Accelerator/Display Board, Computer Industry, Digital to Analog Converters, VGA Standard, Standard, Digital-to-analog converters -- Usage, Computer peripherals industry -- Standards, Computer graphics -- Standards
Published
1991

50. Desktop publishing

Author

Abernathy, Aileen

Subjects
DTP software, Software quality, DTP extension, Desktop publishing technology, Computer software industry -- Product introduction -- Standards, Software -- Standards -- Product introduction, Computer graphics -- Standards, Desktop publishing, Graphics software -- Product introduction -- Standards
Abstract

DESKTOP PUBLISHING Truer Colors: The debate over competing strategies for color calibration is rapidly filling the void left by the treaty signings of the Front Wars. The major players -- […]

Published
1991

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