Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 12:56:21 02/13/04
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Here is a more than adequate computer for beginners. This unit has a "hint" mode that suggests best moves. http://www.icdchess.com/cgi-bin/store.cgi?page=8/82-M04.html&item=82-M04&cart_id=885617.22697 Enjoy, Tim PS Don't waste your money on units with 40/2 levels in excess of 2200. This will only discourage the learner. On February 13, 2004 at 15:11:20, kevin mccraw wrote: >This is a humble request -- from a non-player -- for recommendations on >stand-alone chess computers for kids. My stepdaughter has recently taken an >interest in the most ancient and venerable of games, and is having a birthday at >the end of the month. I was looking at the various stand-alones offered, and >some of them seem pretty good. I'm seeking recommendations on which of them >might be better than the general run of games. I'm thinking that a good one >would have a solid teach mode, for starters. What else do I need to be looking >for? > >Many thanks in advance to any who have insight on this issue.
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