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Subject: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds)

Author: Roy Eassa

Date: 13:50:19 02/27/02

[d] r4rk1/ppp3p1/2bpq3/5pPR/3Qn3/5N2/PPP2PP1/2K4R w - - 0 1
How long for apps like Chess Tiger for Palm or Chess Genius for Palm to see
1.Ne5!!

(I know that 1.Rh7 Qg6 2.Qc4+ d5 3.Rh8+ Kf7 4.Ne5+ Ke6 5.Nxg6 dxc4 6.Nxf8+ wins
too, but 1.Ne5!! is much more decisive.)

Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Bob Basham 17:36:14 02/28/02
Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Eric D. Singer 18:13:50 02/27/02
Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Pierre Bourget 16:23:09 02/27/02
Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Tom Glenn 16:01:43 02/27/02
- Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Christophe Theron 10:16:10 03/01/02
- Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Frank Schneider 03:20:35 02/28/02
Re: A good test position for slow computers (e.g., handhelds) Dann Corbit 14:31:36 02/27/02

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