Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 05:49:20 09/17/98
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On September 16, 1998 at 13:43:45, Steven Schwartz wrote: >On September 16, 1998 at 13:11:25, Luis E. Cabral M. wrote: > >>Is it really true that both computer learn from their mistakes? >> >>Which one is best for buying? > >Both computers have a "Learn" function. When you enable that function: >"F6" key on the Sapphire II and "Easy" key on the Diamond II, it will >allow the computers to learn from "some" of their mistakes. > >The "Learning from its Mistakes" feature is by no means a panacea >since the correction is only made if the computer is ever in >the exact same position at a future date - an unlikely occurrence. > >The rating on the computers, for all intents and purposes, does not >go up in any noticeable way. > >The two computers are identical in mental capbility. Only their >size and manner in which you input moves is different. > >- Steve (ICD/Your Move Chess & Games) One thing I *hate* about novag products is the stupid-looking pieces. sort of hyper-modern pieces. The old fidelity pieces (Staunton-look) are better. I have moved the fidelity pieces from my old Mach III over to the Diamond and like that much better...
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