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Subject: Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines?

Author: Robert Henry Durrett

Date: 11:50:09 06/20/02

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On June 20, 2002 at 14:44:46, Osorio Meirelles wrote:

>
>  How much more speed could we have than a PC chip, if there was a
>  hardware specifically designed to play chess ?
>
>  Wouldn't this make an extreemly powerfull dedicated machine ?
>
>  How much does it cost do develop such a Chip ?


Multiprocessor, 64-bit [at least], and expensive.  But, how much are REAL chess
nuts willing to pay?

Bob D.

• Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Dann Corbit 12:04:46 06/20/02
  • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Randall Jouett 11:11:58 06/21/02
    • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Dann Corbit 11:45:57 06/21/02
      • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Keith Evans 15:48:53 06/21/02
        • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Dann Corbit 17:15:43 06/21/02
          • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Keith Evans 17:44:55 06/21/02
            • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Dann Corbit 18:12:17 06/21/02
              • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Keith Evans 18:45:41 06/21/02
                • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Dann Corbit 19:26:50 06/21/02
      • Re: Is there no future for Dedicated Chess-playing Machines? Randall Jouett 14:22:46 06/21/02

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