Author: Jasmine Baer
Date: 14:34:00 01/05/04
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On January 05, 2004 at 17:07:26, George Sobala wrote: >On January 05, 2004 at 15:01:12, Pablo Sierra wrote: > >>Spanish version of Chessbase site >> >>http://www.chessbase.com/espanola/newsdetail2.asp?id=2580 > >Or mangled into English by Google: > >Bicampeón of the world in 2003: Shredder 8 For many experts of cybernetic >chess, Shredder is number 1. Who can refute its arguments with palmarés of >winner of world-wide titles in 1996, 1999, 2000 and 2001? And in 2003, in the >Austrian locality of Graz, it proclaimed his hegemony by double game, as much in >the normal championship as in the modality of blitz. This program offers >everything what a good fan needs to swear in his luck: the module champion of >the world, that serves so much for computers with a single processor like for >which they have several and that can confirgurar themselves as much for >mediojuego as for the end. With the most recent interface of the program Fritz, >who has multitude of functions to satisfy the exigencies from the nascent ones >to the professional players. Free access during 12 months to the Playchess.com >servant. Data base with 500,000 games. Book of openings of match specially >developed and put on approval for Shredder. Data bases of end that allows the >module to play all the end with 3 and 4 pieces. And a pair of exclusive >realistic boards 3D: an elegant noble wood game and an original set of pieces >with allegories escultóricas.? 49,99. It already can ask it to it Kings Magos! I'm sorry. This translation is hilarious! "This program offers everything what a good fan needs to swear in his luck" -???? "For many experts of cybernetic chess, Shredder is number 1" - Hang on. Let me load another hard disk in my head. I'm gonna load my 6-piece tablebases. And, who the heck is the "Playchess.com servant?" Is this an effort on Chessbase's part to improve customer service?
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