I think the terms "super hypo" and "hypo" have different meanings for some. So I'll clear it up if I can.
All of the geckos in Rhac's first pic are super hypo (IMO). They have no spots or minimal spotting on the back.
When Ray Hine first marketed his line, he didn't call them "super hypos", he called them "hypos". But as we all know, names change and people began calling them super hypos.
Here is what I have discovered in my years of breeding the Ray Hine line super hypos:
+Breed a Super Hypo to a wild type/non super hypo and you get about 1/2 super hypos
+Breed a Super Hypo to another Super Hypo and you get all Super Hypos
+Some of the Super Hypos I have produced appear to be the "super" form of the co-dom because when these animals are bred to a wild type/non super hypo, 100% of the babies are super hypos
+Apparantly you cannot tell by looking at the gecko if it is a "super" Super Hypo or not
I can't think of anything else right now LOL. Sorry for the long post.