Author: Vikrant Malvankar
Date: 21:52:44 10/29/04
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On October 30, 2004 at 00:38:53, Valay Parekh wrote: >On October 29, 2004 at 08:10:30, martin fierz wrote: > >>On October 29, 2004 at 07:37:11, Vikrant Malvankar wrote: >> >>>On October 29, 2004 at 07:29:29, Andrew Platt wrote: >>> >>>>On October 29, 2004 at 01:29:02, Vikrant Malvankar wrote: >>>> >>>>>Absolutely true, these engines are given from Chessbase7,8. So what is new here? >>>>>They should have definitely given new version of Fritz instead of the old >>>>>Fritz5.32. >>>> >>>>I may be missing something but the details were very explicit on the CB website >>>>about which engines you got with CB9. Yet there seems to be an implication that >>>>people have been duped? >>>> >>>>Andy. >>>Yes all the details were given but is the upgrade from cb8 to cb9 really worth >>>it.? Atleast to make it worth something they should have included additional >>>engines (considering the price we users have to pay) possibly latest versions. >> >>there is a product called chessbase, and then there are *other* products called >>fritz, shredder, etc. >>is that so hard to understand? >> >>cheers >> martin > >In India only Pirated copies are sold so it should not matter to him. This is a >bad situation. > >Regards > >Vikrant I guess this message is meant for me but Valay u should write your name after Regards and not my name. What can we do? All purchase pirated copies here. U have to import originals from outside which costs so much!!!!!!!! I brought a chess computer from UK from my friend which cost me Rs. 15,000 because of the Import Duty. We can only buy originals from Chess-mate in Chennai, I dont know any other name. Regarding the main subject If u r a tournament player u require a sophisticated database software which CB is but after CB7(which I have) its development in core area is very slow and i dont find it worth upgrading Regards Vikrant
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