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Apparently a Hyundia Super LT3 is for sale...

Thread starter WMH
Start date Jul 23, 2013

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WMH

Experienced Member

Jul 23, 2013

#1

A user named john sanabria mistakenly posted the following in the wiki:

I'm trying to sell my Super-LT3 is any one interested. It works but I have no system disk.
jsanab2@hotmail.com

I had to delete the wiki page, but I thought I'd do him a favor and repost this in the proper location...

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barythrin

Veteran Member

Jul 23, 2013

#2

Interesting. Never heard of Hyundai making computers. Are they just leasing the name of the auto manufacturer or was that really them?

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Unknown_K

Veteran Member

Jul 23, 2013

#3

In 1983 Hyundai entered the semiconductor industry through the establishment of Hyundai Electronics (renamed Hynix in 2001).

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chicago

Member

Jul 23, 2013

#4

AFAIK Hyundai made some in 80s under the name of 'Super.' They weren't that popular in Korea though.

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