Author: Roberto Nerici
Date: 07:31:15 03/25/04
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On March 25, 2004 at 08:51:31, steven blincoe wrote: >however for USED dedicated computers there is a flourishing market for old chess >computers >MANY have the wooden pieces AND a tournament sized wooden board are you trying to collect them all? :-) >>Also are there any which can interface to a computer? > >from a dedicated chess computer stand point there really are none ,except for >some of the handheld units (such as the Novag Star Sapphire) or the table top >Star Diamond,but these are not wooden boards I've had a quick look and the Star Sapphire looks like an overpriced PDA to me. The Star Diamond seems more worthy and I know that has been discussed quite a bit here. >there are of course wooden boards such as the Tasc SB boards or the DGT boards >that will interface with a PC but these are not chess computers >they will allow you to play the chess program on your PC using the piece >recognition board Yes, I was aware of the DGT (and the Tasc, although I didn't think it was still made). Thanks Roberto/.
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