Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 06:39:56 07/06/04
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On July 05, 2004 at 14:38:50, Bob Minge wrote: >Steve, correct me if I am wrong. These 2 computers also had the Budapest >program, altho not as many made and higher drool effect for collectors. > >Chess Challenger AS Elite 5,0 Conceived like the Fidelity private line >(separate box for the program connected to the board by a cable) however with >Budapest programmm and at 5 MHz. about 1735 rating > >Chess Challenger Elegance. The CC Elegance looked like elite, however without >LED announcement and a very beautiful magnet sensor wood board. The program was >a modified elite Budapest program running at 3.6 mhz about 1680 rating > >for reference - Chess Challenger elite A/S (original) Elite Budapest ran at 3.2 >mhz. About 1575 rating Also he is referencing the wrong tournament. :) In 1983 Cray Blitz won the WCCC tournament in New York City. :) He is thinking of the WMCCC (World MicroComputer Chess Championship) events that were held every year, but only allowed microcomputers to participate. :) > > > > > >On July 05, 2004 at 10:30:13, steven blincoe wrote: > >>During the 12th Championship in Israel which is currently underway,i thought it >>would be appropriate to remember some of the past Champions >> >>1983 Budapest Hungary >> >>Fidelity...the winning program was made available in three basic computers: >> >>the Elite A/S: >>http://www.schachcomputer.at/callenas.htm >> >>the Sensory 12: >>http://www.schachcomputer.at/cc12.htm >> >>and the Prestige: >>http://www.schachcomputer.at/prestige2.htm >> >>Best Regards >>Steve
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