VL-Bus Last modified: Monday, March 11, 2002
Short for VESA Local-Bus, a local bus architecture created by the Video Electronics Standards Association ( VESA ). Although it was quite popular in PCs made in 1993 and 1994, it has been overshadowed by a competing local bus architecture called PCI.
•E-mail this definition to a colleague• For internet.com pages about VL-Bus . Also check out the following links! PC system bus reference guide  A complete look at the PC's system I/O buses. Includes coverage of the various functions and features of the bus, a look at ISA, VLB and PCI buses, plus older technologies, and the new AGP port. VL-Bus Brief Overview Describes how the VL-Bus works along with advantages and disadvantages.	Buses expansion bus local bus PCI Give Us Your Feedback Shop for: Amplifiers and Preamps - Onkyo A-5VL 2-Channel Amplifier Products 2 Channels, Frequency Response: 5 Hz - 60 kHz, SNR: 100 dB Compare all matches: 3 Store Offers from $429-$699 Top Store Offers Amazon Marketplace - 429.39 Amazon - 699.00 J&R Music and Computer World - 599.00 more stores...