The content discusses digital graphics, describing them as a medium to present visual information on a computer screen. It covers the evolution of computer graphics from monochrome to millions of colors, with categories including 2D vector and raster, and 3D graphics. The text also explains that digital graphics can be categorized into scanned/downloaded images, computer-generated graphics/interfaces, and computer-generated images (including animated, bitmap, meta, and vector types).

Explore the world of digital graphics, from the evolution of computer graphics to its various categories including scanned and downloaded images, computer-generated graphics, and more.

Evolution of Digital Graphics

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This article discusses graphics, computer graphics, and systems on chips in semiconductor theory. It covers the history, uses, and opportunities in this field. Graphics are defined as visual images or designs placed on a surface for information, illustration, or entertainment. Computer graphics are images generated using computers, including diagrams, photographs, drawings, and symbols. Systems on chips are integrated circuits that include all components of a computer or electronic system. They are used in embedded systems and the Internet of Things. The article also includes a SWOT analysis of a company in this field.

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Evolution of Digital Graphics

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Semiconductor Theory: Graphics, Computer Graphics, and Systems on Chips

Evolution of Digital Graphics

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Semiconductor Theory: Graphics, Computer Graphics, and Systems on Chips