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Subject: Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs)

Author: Enrique Irazoqui

Date: 14:54:06 04/27/02

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On April 27, 2002 at 16:30:34, Roy Eassa wrote:

>
>Black to move and win:
>
>[d] 8/5B2/6Kp/6pP/5b2/p7/1k3P2/8 b - - 0 68
>
>My newly-acquired Pocket Fritz gets it in under 1 second on an iPAQ (although I
>could swear it took 16 seconds the first time, I cannot duplicate that result).

Because of the position learning. Erase the *.plr file in the Pocket Fritz
directory and it will take 13 seconds to solve it.

Enrique

>Chess Genius on iPAQ takes about 26 seconds.
>
>Palm chess programs do not seem to find it in any reasonably short amount of
>time.

• Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Roy Eassa 15:30:06 04/27/02
  • Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Kurt Utzinger 22:07:15 04/27/02
  • Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Enrique Irazoqui 15:48:11 04/27/02
  • Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) pavel 15:34:52 04/27/02
    • Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Jonas Cohonas 16:49:20 04/27/02
• Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Roy Eassa 15:01:08 04/27/02
  • Re: Test position for handhelds and humans (too easy for PCs) Enrique Irazoqui 15:09:13 04/27/02

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