Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
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Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#2This one, I guess:
Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#3> It was a modification of a foreign personal computer This one, I guess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_PET
Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#4> It was a modification of a foreign personal computer This one, I guess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_PET
Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#5> It was a modification of a foreign personal computer This one, I guess: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_PET
As far as I know, the founder of Sambo Computer studied in the United States, and that experience was what led to the release of this computer. You’re probably right.
Sorry, what? You can't have a golliwog on the label of a jar of jam any more but you can just say *that* out loud?
Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
As far as I know, the founder of Sambo Computer studied in the United States, and that experience was what led to the release of this computer. You’re probably right.
> Sambo Computer Sorry, what? You can't have a golliwog on the label of a jar of jam any more but you can just say *that* out loud?
Re: Register Korea's First PC 'SE-8001' as a National Important Material
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
As far as I know, the founder of Sambo Computer studied in the United States, and that experience was what led to the release of this computer. You’re probably right.
> Sambo Computer Sorry, what? You can't have a golliwog on the label of a jar of jam any more but you can just say *that* out loud?