What is the full form of SVGA?

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The form of SVGA is Super Video Graphics Array.

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SVGA is a graphics standard for video adapters/computer displays. This term is most typically used to describe a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, which is a step above the standard VGA (Video Graphics Array) resolution of 640 x 480 pixels.
The acronym SVGA is closely associated with computer hardware and displays. It represents a standard that was set by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) for graphical display systems in computers.
SVGA, like other similar terms (VGA, XGA, etc.), largely belongs to an era when display resolutions were increasing rapidly, and these acronyms played a significant role in denoting different resolution capabilities of desktop computers. As of now, with the advent of modern high-definition displays, terms like SVGA are used less frequently, but they still contribute to the historical context of graphical display development.