In hardware:
Hard coded routines: that is, it is the piece of hardware itself that performs the operation in question and not the software programmed into it.

 

 

Interface:
A medium integrated into any piece of software to enable the user to interact with the software.

 

 

Internal True Color:
A technique enabling the graphics processor to perform internal calculations in 32-bit mode, even though the final rendering is a 16-bit operation. This process does not impede color sharpness, and the 16-bit mode image quality is excellent, very similar in fact to 32-bit rendering.

 

 

Interpolate:
To estimate a missing functional value by taking a weighted average of known functional values at neighboring points.

 

 

ISA (Industry Standard Architecture):
Non-proprietary Industry Standard Architecture invented by IBM; ISA was the standard 16-bit PC bus architecture.