In what year was "Hold-And-Modify" introduced: 1981, 1984, 1985 or 1990?

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Hold-And-Modify, commonly called HAM, is a display mode for the Amiga computer that relies on an unusual method for determining pixel colors, enabling far more colors on screen than typical for the hardware.

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