Author: Alain Lyrette
Date: 05:21:45 01/31/02
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On January 30, 2002 at 15:56:08, walter irvin wrote: >On January 30, 2002 at 14:05:54, ALI MIRAFZALI wrote: > >>Back in the early eighties the first Models of dedicated RadioShack Computers >>were sold They had numbers attached to them specifying the Elo level >>The models were 1450 ,1650 ,1680,1750,1850,2050,2150,2200,2250XL and the latest >>one that has come out in 1998 is called the RadioShack Master chess Computer. >>Does any body know who the programmer of all these models is? Clock speed of >>the Processors? Also does anybody Know Why RadioShack Stop the Elo Labeling >>With the intoduction Of the RadioShack Master chess Computer in 1998? > >i have a radioshack 2250 and i dont know who programed it , but what i can tell >you is i also owned the mach IV master 68020 20 mhz 512kb hash and a match was >played between them at 3 min a move .they played 10 games with radio shack >winning 7-3 .i then sold the mach IV .the 2250 only sees about 500 nps so the >mhz cant be much , strong program i think .if it were run at 60,000 nps it would >be as strong as some of the best software . That's weird.i own both a radioshack 2250 and an old fidelity challenger "2100 designer" running on a 6502 at 6 mhz and they are about equal at 40/2
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