Everex Systems, Inc.
Everex ("Ever for Excellence!") was founded in 1983, in Fremont, CA. They produced desktop and notebook computers, but started out making hard disks, tape backup drives and graphics products.
They filed for bankruptcy in January 1993 and was purchased by Formosa Plastics Group, hence becoming part of a multinational conglomerate alongside companies like First International Computer (FIC), the world's leading motherboard manufacturer
EV-221 Evergraphics
Came with the added bonus of a parallel port (as many MDA cards did at the time).
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EV-222? Evergraphics Plus
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The Edge II
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EV-231A Evergraphics Plus
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EV-231C Evergraphics Plus
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EV-231D Evergraphics Plus
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EV-653 Micro Enhancer
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EV-657
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EV-657B Micro Enhancer
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EV-673
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EV-657 Micro Enhancer Deluxe
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EV-659 Micro Enhancer Deluxe
Codenamed "ICC00203" (named after the main chip), this card not only provides 100% IBM EGA compatibility, but also extended EGA graphics modes including 720 x 410 and 640 x 480, plus 132-column text modes. The card also has auto-switch capabilities so if you run a Hercules or CGA-only application, the card will automatically switch to that resolution and colour depth without having to set jumpers or DIP switches. Click here to see an advert. |
EV-659A Micro Enhancer
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EV-634A Viewpoint Premium VGA Color
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