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Vector Graphics
A type of image that is more versatile in that it can be sized without encountering distortion.
VESA
Video Electronics Standards Association. VL-Bus, a 32-bit local bus that runs between the CPU and peripheral devices at speeds up to 40MHz.
VHS
Video Home System. VHS is the universal standard tape format for distribution of video content.
Video Card
This is the component of your computer that puts a picture onto your screen. They can also ''accelerate'' motion video, and 3D games.
Visual Basic
A type of programming language and environment developed by Microsoft for the Windows operating system. Visual Basic allows programmers to create applications quickly by writing code to accompany onscreen objects such as buttons and windows.
VRML
Virtual Reality Modelling Language. A data specification designed to display three dimensional objects and environments on the world wide web. Allows a specially equipped web browser to process the code that defines the 3D objects and their behaviour.