-
powerhouse S3, Inc., the
ViRGE was S3's
first foray into 3D-graphics. The S3/
Virge was the
successor to the
successful Trio64V+.
ViRGE/325 was pin compatible...
- A
virge or
verge (from
Latin virga) is a type of rod, made of wood.
Originally it was one or more
branches (the
French often use verges, the
plural of...
- S3) was an
American computer graphics company. The
company sold the Trio,
ViRGE, Savage, and
Chrome series of
graphics processors.
Struggling against competition...
-
Virge Naeris (born 12
December 1969 in Tallinn) is a
retired Estonian triple jumper. She
finished eleventh at the 1994
European Indoor Championships,...
-
examples of
another modern use of the
medieval virge. In
former times, a
verger might have
needed to use his
virge to keep back
animals or an overenthusiastic...
-
other uses, all
stemming from the
original meaning as a
synonym of rod and
virge. A
stick that is used for reaching, pointing,
drawing in the dirt, and directing...
- 1961.
Between October 1961 and
March 1962,
Ebsen had a
recurring role as
Virge Blessing in the ABC
drama series Bus Stop, the
story of
travelers p****ing...
- filtering. The 2D
graphics core was
later used in the
ViRGE/DX and
ViRGE/GX. Like the
corresponding ViRGE chips, the 64V2 also came in /DX and /GX variants...
- A mace is a
blunt weapon, a type of club or
virge that uses a
heavy head on the end of a
handle to
deliver powerful strikes. A mace
typically consists...
-
notable failed attempts for low-cost 3D
graphics chips included the S3
ViRGE, ATI Rage, and
Matrox Mystique.
These chips were
essentially previous-generation...
