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Selecting a computergraphics system and justifying its purchase.

D I Becker
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In this article computergraphics performance parameters are defined and their relationships to cost-effectiveness are examined. Variables in the quality of the output, the speed of the system, and the range of capabilities are described. Factors in projecting productivity, costs, and cost-effectiveness are discussed.

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D I Becker. 1984. Selecting a computergraphics system and justifying its purchase.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6736008/

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