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video adapter
See video capture board, video graphics board and display adapter.
video adapter [′vid·ē·ō ə‚dap·tər]
(computer science)
A printed circuit board that is plugged into a computer and generates the text and graphics images on a monitor. Also known as video board; video display board.
video adapter - graphics adaptor
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