Editing Hi-Tek Corporation (section)

==History==
In 1983, Nippon Miniature Bearing Co., Ltd. of Japan (now known as Minibea) purchased Hi-Tek and placed it under its US subsidiary, [[NMB]].<ref name="US-DOC" /> This took place just after the then-new [[Hi-Tek Series 725|Series 725]] keyboards had been introduced.<ref name="DMilo-T" /> Keyboards continued to have only Hi-Tek branding on the PCB into 1984, after which both the Hi-Tek and NMB logos were placed side by side on the PCB. Rear labels continued to list only the Hi-Tek brand. Somewhere around 1990, Hi-Tek was absorbed into NMB, becoming the "Hi-Tek Keyboard Division", as shown by both the PCB branding and rear labels.

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File:Hi-Tek only.jpg                    | Hi-Tek–only branding on a Tava 1984 [[Hi-Tek Series 725 first generation]] keyboard; the back panel bears no branding
File:Hi-TEK-115039-003-PCB-Branding.JPG | NMB/Hi-Tek Corporation branding on a late 1988/early 1989 [[Hi-Tek 115039-003]] PCB
File:Hi-TEK-115039-003-Rear-Label.JPG   | Rear label of the 115039-003, with only Hi-Tek branding
File:Hi-Tek Keyboard Division.jpg       | "Hi-Tek Keyboard Division" branding on a 1990 [[Hi-Tek 116300-004]] PCB
File:Hi-TEK-116300-004-Rear-Label.jpg   | Rear label of the 116300-004
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