The inventor of 32 bit digital colour

I'm seeking my old school teacher
The man who claim my invention of 32 bit digital colour
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0010 0100 36/255 0f color
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0010 0110 38/255 of color
0010 0111 39/255 0f color
0010 1000 40/255 of color
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I'm wondering when I well get credit for inventing 12bit 24bit 32bit digital colour. I was wondering how much I'm worth at at $1 a copy sold for hardware and software, $1 a customer per month when rented, domain names, ISP PROVIDERS, digital tv

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