Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 21:06:23 04/06/04
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On April 06, 2004 at 23:59:32, Mark Young wrote:
>On April 06, 2004 at 21:33:26, Christophe Theron wrote:
>
>>On April 06, 2004 at 14:32:09, ERIQ wrote:
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>>>On April 06, 2004 at 14:17:02, Christophe Theron wrote:
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>>>>On April 06, 2004 at 10:00:39, Art Basham wrote:
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>>>>>[D]5k2/1pp2ppp/5n2/3r4/7Q/r4P2/q5PP/2B1RB1K w - -
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>>>>>Novag FORTE takes about 8 minutes to find QxN...!
>>>>>Mondial .....38 seconds
>>>>>Turbo 432 .....26 sec.
>>>>>Super VIP.....1 min, 46 sec.
>>>>>Bovag Scorpio......39 seconds
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>>>>Chess Tiger 15.2 for Palm (Tungsten-T, 1.5Mb HT): 7.69 seconds.
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>>>> Christophe
>>>I thought that 15.1 was the last edition, is this to say that you have another
>>>engine in the works please due tell :)
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>>15.2 is already out. But it is the same version as 15.1. I had to make a minor
>>change in the program because PalmGear requires that a special version with them
>>referred as the online store be uploaded to their site. So I have changed the
>>"About" screen to refer to PalmGear for the version uploaded at PalmGear. That's
>>all.
>>
>>I did not announce this version because there is nothing to announce, really.
>>That would have been an abuse of bandwidth... :)
>
>Would love to here you announce Chess Tiger for PPC. I know you prefer the palm
>platform, but others have programs for Palm and PPC like Chessgenius. Why lose
>market share??
I do not have enough time. Supporting both the PC and the PalmOS versions of
Chess Tiger eat all of my time.
Christophe
>I held out for along time getting a PPC or a Palm. Now that I have a PPC...I
>can't stop playing chess with one.
>
>With the faster cpu's like the Xscale 400Mhz and being able to overclock to 500
>Mhz or better. Programs like Chess Tiger and ChessGenius play at a very high
>level.
>
>If you don't have one....get one!
>
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>> Christophe
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