Author: walter irvin
Date: 06:34:11 10/21/99
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On October 20, 1999 at 23:04:20, Greg wrote: >I am seeking a recommendation on chess computers...the kind that you actually >move pieces on and can set for various levels of play. I understand that a >company by the name of Excalibur makes several. There are also several models >that are endorsed by Kasparov, like the Olympiad and the 2100. Any opinions >would be very appreciated. Thanks personally i think the diamond II by Novag is good for the money . plays a strong game , makes you work . i also got a computer that just might surprise you .its by radio shack , usually radio shack has weak wimpy computers .but the radio shack 2250xl is rather strong . i have seen it for aroud $100 and at aroud a min or more i think it is stronger than the mach IV ,novag sapphire .it gives hiarcs 7.32 on a 300 mhz just about all it can handle .usually if it dont draw with hiarcs it will hang till the end game .at 300 mhz and 70 mg hash the radio shack gets out classed in the end game .
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