Author: stuart taylor
Date: 11:21:22 05/09/04
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On May 09, 2004 at 13:34:53, Jacob Zar wrote: >I,m a relative beginner and I'm looking for a good portable sensory chess >machine. By portable I mean one that is battery operated and can be takenn with >you. By Sensory, I mean that the machine knows where I physically place a piece >and responds accordingly. I would appreciate advice on which to buy and possibly >where it's sold. The real truth would seem to me that nothing beats a pda (as said by someone else here) such as Palm, with a good program, perhaps Tiger is the best, and would also have more features than a peg sensory travel computer, and is more convenient, AND is stronger, as well as having levels good for anyone, from weak to strong. Maybe a different program for palm has even more features (more interesting) than Tiger, and is also very strong at its highest level. But if you think Palm is convenient for you, I should think so too. Just make sure it is easy to stop and start at quick notice during travel, and save positions and easy to see etc. and that there are no battery problems (some old palms have this problem). S.Taylor
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