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First few proper ones I knew what what going on with where this
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amstrad_CPC#CPC472
And a bunch of Atari st machines!! God the Atari stuff was glorious for the time!!!
But before that had the older amstrad and a Hitachi peach iirc, but I was too young to really know what was what with those.
Did you ever use this mode?
By the time I got into computing (96), I think 800x600 with at least 16K colours was relatively common.
I am not even sure what you would use 640x200 with two colours.