ColecoVision A cartridge system introduced by Coleco in 1982. Although it sold more than 500,000 units in two years, it didn't have the installed base to survive the crash of '83-'84 and was discontinued in '84. Color Palette Can refer to two things. Since 32-bit systems can generally display thousands or millions of colors simultaneously, discussion of color palettes is rapidly becoming archaic. Creating custom, well designed CLUTs is still a factor on PCs which can display only 256 colors, however.
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A massive PC industry trade show at which many PC game companies have displays and provide demonstrations. A classic 64 K computer introduced by Commodore in 1982. It had a cartridge slot and was originally intended to be used with a cassette tape as the storage mechanism. It was very inexpensive, but displayed only 40 characters across the screen at a time and was functionally unexpandable. It had better graphic abilities than a stock Apple II, but not the Apple IIe.