GVP A3001 68030@28mhz Combo Accelerator for Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster For Sale

GVP A3001 68030@28mhz Combo Accelerator for Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster
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GVP A3001 68030@28mhz Combo Accelerator for Amiga 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster:
$269.98

GVP 68030@28mhz Accelerator for an Amiga 2000, 2000HD, 2500 or 2000 Video Toaster

Click on thumbnails for larger more detailed A2000-030 rev 4 with A2000-RAM 8 rev 3
Copyright 1990 Great Valley Products, Inc. (GVP)

The Ultimate All-In-One Amiga 2000 Add-On...
Acceleration/Hard Drive AT-IDE Controller/Memory Expansion

GVP 68030@28mhz Accelerator for an Amiga 2000, 2000HD, 2500 or 2000 Video Toaster.

    Some features of the Card are:
  • 28mhz Motorola 68030 CPU and 68882 FPU
  • 4mb of RAM Installed (expandable to 8mb)
  • On-Board AutoBooting AT-IDE Hard Disk Controller
  • 80mb Quantum ProDrive 80AT Bootable AT-IDE Harddrive
  • Keep All Five A2000 Expansion Slots Open for Other Uses
  • Excellent Upgrade for Newtek Video Toaster users
Comes with Accelerator Card, 80mb AT-IDE Harddrive with Amiga OS 2.1 pre-Installed and Bootable, copy of Manual, Install Disk and IDE cable.

Ready to plug into the accelerator slot and Boot!

All Tested in Excellent Condition and Guaranteed Against DOA.

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