XGA card supports:
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Answer: D) 16.7 million colors
XGA (Extended Graphics Array) is a display standard introduced by IBM in 1990. It supports a resolution of 1024 × 768 pixels and can display up to 16.7 million colors in 24-bit color mode (8 bits per RGB channel).
- A) 16 colors: Too few for 24-bit color.
- B) 256 colors: Equivalent to 8-bit color.
- C) 16.7 billion colors: Requires a higher color depth than standard 24-bit color.
- D) 16.7 million colors: Correct.
Source: Scan #36 page 2 Q272