the first video standard defined for the IBM PC.
Monochrome Display Adapter: the first IBM PC monochrome video display standard supporting 720x350 monochrome text but with no support for graphics or colours.
Monochrome Display Adapter. Early IBM Video display board designed for use with IBM monochrome text standard.
Monochrome display adapter. Resolution 720 x 350. A graphics card found in the IBM PC and PC XT - AT series.
Monochrome Display Adapter (IBM) monitor Usually a CRT-based device which directs an electron beam onto coloured phosphor, causing it to glow. Monitors use the same basic technology as televisions, but are capable of much higher pixel addressabilities and resolutions. motherboard The main component of the computer, which contains the CPU (brain), main memory slots, keyboard connector and expansion bus slots, among other possible components.
Acronym for Monochrome Display Adapter. A video adapter introduced in 1981 that could display text but not graphics, in one colour, at a resolution of 640 pixels horizontally by 350 vertically. MDAs ... more
Media dependent adapter. An independent module, generally featuring an input and/or output port that interfaces to some style of media connector.