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VRR
(redirected from Vertical refresh rate)

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VRRVerkehrsverbund Rhein-Ruhr
VRRVertical Refresh Rate (monitors and television
VRRVentricular Rate Regulation
VRRVariance Reduction Ratio
VRRVoice Recognition Response
VRRVolume Replacement Ratio (petroluem production)
VRRVehicular Reactive Routing Protocol


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Once connected, computer content can be displayed on both computer monitor and TV screen at resolutions up to 1024 x 768 and at vertical refresh rates up to 100 MHz.
ADS Brings the Big Screen to Computer Users and PC Gamers; ADS ... by Business Wire
7 (V), a horizontal scan of 24- 69KHz and a vertical refresh rate of 56-85Hz.
CTX Responds to Customer Demand by Drastically Cutting Price of ... by Business Wire
With a flicker-free, 75-hertz vertical refresh rate supported at 1,920 x 1,080 display resolution, users get the highest resolution in the industry for viewing large amounts of information clearly and precisely.
New Ultra-Wide Format Monitor for Panoramic Viewing by Business Wire
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