Author: gerard sanchez
Date: 18:54:02 05/08/01
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Hey John, Probably the reason why you want a chess computer but not a chess program is the preferance of the OTB play. I am on the same situation. I naturally play 60 0 chess, I feel I am better at that time control than in Blitz. I do prefer battling it out live with a chessboard rather than my desktop screen, its more serene for me--god knows I've had enough "staring of the screen" for my work. Bough Kasparov 2294 here at ICDchess and bought a chess prograam Junior 6. Its a little cumbersome to write out the moves while you play with the tabletop chess computer and do an analysis afterwards with your chess program but if you are into chess, then it shouldn't be a problem. Perhaps today, the best chess computer is Karpov 2294, aesthetics wise and functionality wise. I've looked around and have actually bought 2 other products, Excalibur Mirage and Karpov Grandmaster, before settling in with Karpov 2294. On May 08, 2001 at 15:56:53, John Uren wrote: >Thanks to everyone who messaged their ideas on good software for a chess >computer but what about the portable that are out there? I haven't played for a >while but would like something to develop my knowledge and skills.
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