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From: jtw@houxs.ATT.COM (J.WANG)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.sys.misc,misc.wanted
Subject: hard disk in pc clone
Keywords: hyundai pc, hard disk/hardcard
Message-ID: <1192@houxs.ATT.COM>
Date: 15 Feb 89 19:33:59 GMT
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Organization: AT&T BL Holmdel NJ USA
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Hi netters,
	One of my friend have a Hyundai PC. He wants to know
if he can plug in some kind of hard disk in it.
	Some detail on that PC:
	. It is a PC clone, not XT clone. It has NO manual.
	. It has one floppy. NO separate controller card. NO cable(power,
		control, data etc.) cable for hard-disk. One extension
		for second floppy though.
	. It has space for second half-height disk. I believe it assume
		the second disk is also a floppy base on above detail.
	. It is 8088 base, no 8087
	. Power supply seems to pump only 75 watts.

	I am wondering is he can use those plug-in type hardcard. He
basically just want to have a hard disk to store application/data.
Backup (such as space/power for a tape drive) is not a concern yet.

	If anyone out there have any suggestion, experience, and/or
information/pointer etc. to place/price etc., please email me. THANKS!!!

Richard Wang
ATT-BL
{wherever you are}!att!houxs!jtw
DIsclaimer: above is solely my personal opinion and does not reflect
	any of those of the corporation has.