Author: George Tsavdaris
Date: 03:13:32 04/03/05
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On April 03, 2005 at 05:03:38, Peter Skinner wrote: >On April 02, 2005 at 17:11:45, Robert Rizzo wrote: > >>There are currently 2 packages that I know of on the market that come in a DVD >>format that contain endgame tablebases. Does anyone know what are the plusses >>and minuses of the DVD Endgame Turbo 2 (I think this is a ChessBase product) and >>the recently released Convetka DVDs? Aside from the fact that the former is >>about double the price, what is the disk space needed for each, does one have >>endgames (6 piece) that the other doesn't, are they compatible with ChessBase >>and the various engines such as Junior, Shredder and Fritz? Any info and/or >>experience with either would be helpful thanks. > >I was offering 2 DVD set (3,4,5man tbs), a 5 man DVD set (3,4,5,some 6 man tbs), >and a 10 DVD Dual Layer set (total of 85gb of tablebases, 6 man only) You say "I was". Why not "I am"...........? Why you stopped.......? >The highest price was $15 or $20 plus shipping... I was only charging for the >price of media and packaging materials. > >The prices from Convekta and Chessbase are just insane for packaging up Eugene's >work... A question: Does Nalimov have any profit from Chessbase/Convekta sales......? I guess he has and i believe he should have the much higher percent of the sales than Chessbase/Convekta......... > >Mine are the Nalimov bases that can be downloaded for free at: > >ftp://ftp.cis.uab.edu/pub/hyatt > >Peter
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