A mid-level resolution video display monitor. An expansion board that processes video signals for display on the monitor. Vignette A transition from one color or intensity to another. An ink designed for use on vinyl films, usually solvent-based. Virtual Memory A system of managing RAM and disk space so that a computer appears to have more RAM memory than it actually does.
Data is moved back and forth between the system memory and disk.
Virtual Reality Interactive 3D graphics. Simulates realism to users in application areas ranging from scientific visualization and visual simulation to high-definition design and digital film production. An malicious implant put into software that can cause failures of systems such as data or memory loss. The term used to describe the degree of fluidity of a liquid. RAM that receives video display data from the software and operating system, and transfers it to the video display hardware.