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	The '''video modes''' of a computer are the ways in which it can produce a display. A vanilla ZX Spectrum has only one video mode, a 256x192 resolution with 15 colours in attribute cells. Some versions such as the Timex machines added other modes, as do some hardware modifications such as the ULAplus.		The '''video modes''' of a computer are the ways in which it can produce a display. A vanilla ZX Spectrum has only one video mode, a 256x192 resolution with 15 colours in attribute cells. Some versions such as the Timex machines added other modes, as do some hardware modifications such as the ULAplus.