Super Video Graphics Array - First Manufacturers

First Manufacturers

Some of the early SuperVGA manufacturers (in parentheses, some of their models, where available) were:

• Ahead Technologies Not related with Nero AG (formerly Ahead Software)
• Amdek (VGA ADAPTER/132)
• AST Research, Inc. (VGA Plus (rebranded Paradise))
• ATI Technologies (VIP (82c441 (1987)), VGA Wonder)
• Chips and Technologies (82c441 (1987))
• Cirrus Logic (CL-GD410/420 (1987))
• Compaq (VGC Board)
• Everex
• Genoa Systems (Genoa VGA 5100-5400 (ET3000))
• Orchid Technology (Designer VGA (ET3000), Pro Designer Plus)
• Paradise Inc. (VGA Plus (PVGA1A (1987)), VGA Plus 16, VGA Pro)
• Sigma Designs (SigmaVGA (ET3000))
• STB Technologies (VGA Extra/EM (ET3000 (1987)))
• Tecmar (Tecmar VGA (ET3000), VGA AD)
• Trident Microsystems (8800, 8900)
• Tseng Labs (ET3000 (1987), ET4000)
• Video 7 (VEGA VGA (CL-GD410/420 (1987)), FastWrite (1988), V-RAM VGA (1988))
• Willow (VGA-TV/Publisher's, VGA-TV + Genlock)