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Originally Posted by ant512
"RGB" stands for "Red Green Blue", and refers to the type of signal sent to the monitor. "VGA" stands for "Video Graphics Array", and refers to a standard resolution (640x480x4, or 720x400 in text mode). So, RGB and VGA are entirely different things.
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Ah, gotta nitpick here..
RGB is any video signal where the red green and blue components (and sync) go separately.
VGA is a form of RGB, but what makes it VGA is the standardised screen resolutions (like you said) and also the standard refresh rates, which are higher than those coming from something you'd connect to a TV.
But anyway, it's still RGB.. :-)