Great Valley Products is a former third-party

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hardware supplier. The company was known for CPU accelerators and

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host adapters for the

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and

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computer series. The company liquidated itself in July 1995. A new company GVP-M picked up rights to the Amiga products.

Employee Shareholders

Great Valley Products was owned by its managing employees and their family members. * Gerard Bucas – President * David Ziembicki Sr. – Vice President of Operations * Jeff Boyer – Vice President of Engineering * Gregg Garnick – Vice President of Sales * Erik Quackenbush – Director of Software Development * George Rapp – Director of Technical Support

GVP A530 Turbo

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External links

Great Valley Products – M
New company.
Amiga Hardware Database
– Descriptions, photos, drivers and benchmarks of GVP products.
amiga-hardware.com – Images of GVP's A530 68030 accelerator

References

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