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Line 162: \|quote=Terminal cost is currently about $10,000}}</ref> Most terminals today are graphical, that is, they can show images on the screen. The modern term for graphical terminal is "[[thin client]]".{{Citation needed\|date=June 2019}} A thin client typically uses a protocol like [[X Window System\|X11]] for [[Unix]]-terminals, or [[Remote Desktop Protocol\|RDP]] for Microsoft Windows. The bandwidth needed depends on the protocol used, the resolution, and the [[color depth]]. Modern graphic terminals allow display of images in color, and of text in varying sizes, colors, and [[font]]s (type faces).

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