Author: Karsten Bauermeister
Date: 04:55:00 06/05/99
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On June 04, 1999 at 22:28:26, James B. White wrote: >On June 04, 1999 at 12:30:31, HungryGoldfish wrote: > >>Can anyone tell me if Novag's Autosensory Chess Board is a good deal? Does it >>work with all chess programs that run on Windows 95/98? >> >>Can you just drop your pieces on the board to set up a new position and have it >>analyzed immediately by your favorite engine? > >Hi: > >I posted a similar question a few months ago and got no response. At about the >same time, someone else couldn't get the board to work with the latest version >of Hiarcs and posted a question but got no response. He said it did work with >the program that comes with the board though. Don't bother E-mailing a product >information question to Novag. They will never respond. I ordered one but it >will not ship until late June. Novag is out of stock. > >Jim White Hi guys, perhaps I can give you some informations about the NovagBoard: It is made of wood, 37x37 cm, and is full auto sensory, but no piece recognation, like the Tasc-Board. The NovagBoard works with some elder DOS-chess programs like Fritz 1, 2 and 3, all Genius DOS-versions, W-Chess (delivered with the board), and Mephisto Advantage. The most interesting feature is, that it works with Fritz 5, Fritz 5.32 and Rebel 10 since a few months. Devices for theese programs you get on www.novag.com. My personal opinion is, that it is expensive, but works fine. If you have problems to get one, try it in a German chess-store under www.niggemann.com. They have some in stock. Karsten
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