Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 05:28:00 12/05/03
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On December 05, 2003 at 05:41:17, Trevor Dean wrote: >I'm considering buying myself the Mephisto Master Chess computer for christmas, >can anyone tell me what program and processor/speed/memory this machine has. >Also who is the programs author? >Has anyone here played this machine, and can i alter it's search selectivity? > >regards > >Trevs It is a re-skinned Mephisto Milano Pro. Contains Fritz that won the 1995 WCCC . http://www.cs.unimaas.nl/icga/news/events/pastevents/WCCC8/latest.html Here are the descriptions of both that can be found here: http://www.niggemann.com/startneue.htm Dscription of Mehphisto Miano Pro: ============================================================= Expert Strength Program - award-winning program, delivering sensational 2140 Swedish Elo. Challenges even expert players. Large Openings Library - 35000-move Openings Library for maximum game control. 200-ply Takeback - gives the most flexibility for experimentation. Large LCD Display - shows useful game and move information for user convenience. Classic German Design and Performance - improvement over the original classic Milan sleek and light cabinet; ideal for travel Price: 159.90 € Article number: CMMILPRO weight: 2,180 kg cabinet: size: 34 x 26 x 2,4 cm king's height: 4,8 cm board-square:19,5 cm field-square:2,5 cm material: plastic hardware: ROM: 64 kByte RAM: 8 kByte CPU: H7000 clock rate: 16 MHz power supply (Adaptor optional) Article number: CMADA5001 batteries 6 x Mignon playing strength ELO Manufacturer: 2180 ELO SSDF 2077 making a move: touch sensory board opening book: half moves: 50000 playing levels: 64 solves mate in max. 8 moves take-back (ply) 89 half moves miscellaneous: teaching, position evaluation, coaching, handicap-levels, long term memory =========================================================================== Description of Mehpisto Master Chess Pro: Specific Features: Extra slim design; protective wallet case Expert Strength Program - award-winning program, delivering sensational 2140 Swedish Elo. Challenges even expert players. Large Openings Library - 35000-move Openings Library for maximum game control. 200-ply Takeback - gives the most flexibility for experimentation. Large LCD Display - shows useful game and move information for user convenience. Classic German Design and Performance - improvement over the original classic Milan sleek and light cabinet; ideal for travel The strongest Chess Computer in its price category! With an outstanding playing strength, and 256 level settings, this computer is ideal for expert Chess Players. With the combination of coaching features, playing modes and set up options, this computer will offer you all the variety and stimulation you need for the ultimate chess match. Ultimate Program Strength: Ideal for expert players. Variety and Stimulation: 64 Playing Levels; 200-move Take Back. Self-Study Options: Setup Positions, all major openings and many famous grandmaster moves to study; blunder and tactical alert warnings given; Hints available; extra insight through Info Mode - watch the computer think! Executive Board: Extra slim design; sensory board; LED Board Lights; 4-digit LCD Display; Built-in Chess Clock; Protective Wallet Case Power Management System: Automatic Power Down feature and Power Management Intelligence; Unfinished games held in memory; AC/DC Adapter included. Problems Hadicap-/Fun-Levels too strong for casual players and beginners. Price: 199.50 € Article number: CMMC weight: 2,200 kg cabinet: size: 34 x 26 x 2,4 cm king's height: 4,8 cm board-square:19,5 cm field-square:2,5 cm material: plastic hardware: ROM: 64 kByte RAM: 8 kByte CPU: H7000 clock rate: 16 MHz power supply Adaptor batteries 6 x Mignon playing strength ELO Manufacturer: 2180 ELO SSDF 2077 making a move: touch sensory board opening book: half moves: 50000 playing levels: 64 solves mate in max. 8 moves take-back (ply) 200 half moves miscellaneous: teaching, position evaluation, coaching, handicap-levels, long term memory ===================================== here's agoogle post that I made a few weeka ago http://groups.google.com/groups?q=fritz+1995++icga&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=5a20ded2.0311131741.5b23fb26%40posting.google.com&rnum=1
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