Video Electronics Standards Association

The Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) is a non-profit industry organization founded in 1989 to formalize s for IBM-compatible PCs. As of 2021, its membership is comprised of 285 corporate members.. 1995-11-16.About VESA, Video Electronics Standards Association. Accessed 2021-11-07.
==History==
The first standard created by VESA is for the 800 x 600 pixel Super VGA (SVGA) display and its software interface through their in 1989.. 1995-01-12. It also defined the (VLB).. 1995-03-31.
===Apple and VESA standards===
Apple is known to make its own modifications to industry standards. In 2008, Apple introduced Mini DisplayPort, a miniaturized version of VESA's standard, for its line of MacBook portable computers. A free license to this configuration is offered to parties that agree not to contest Apple's patents.Software Licensing & Trademark Agreements, Apple Developer Connection. Archived 2007-12-02.
The VESA acronym is often used to refer to its (FDMI) standard used by many LED display manufacturers, as well as adapters developed by Apple for its iMac all-in-one desktop computer line and displays.The iMac and VESA: Pick the right option or press your luck by Jon L. Jacobi, Macworld. 2021-05-07.Mounting the iMac Pro on a VESA arm by Jason Snell, Six Colors. 2018-01-16.
*VESA Mount Adapter (for Pro Display XDR)
*VESA Mount Adapter Kit for iMac Pro
*VESA Mount Adapter Kit for iMac and LED Cinema or Apple Thunderbolt Display
==References==
==External links==
*VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) official website
*VESA at Computer Hope
* at Wikipedia
Category:American organizations
Category:1989 establishments