Author: KarinsDad
Date: 15:16:16 01/20/99
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On January 20, 1999 at 15:26:12, Michael Ginat wrote: >thanks for your input Karinsdad > >Maybe I'm wrong but I think you underestimate the marketability of a reasonably >priced sensory board. Sure not everyone can afford 600 DM for a DGT or $295 for >a Novag, but there are plenty of people investing hundreds of dollars on >software. There are also people who would love to use such a board to play on >the internet. I'm a programmer and stare at a screen all day - it would be >really nice not to have to do that when I'm relaxing or studying chess - surely >a lot of people think that way... > >If there are any entrepeneurs out there let's get together and design the >"perfect board" ! > >regards/cheers/tchuess/a bientot!, > >Michael Michael, Maybe I'm wrong, but I know quite a few chess players and I do not personally know of a single one who has purchased a sensory board. I know many who have purchased chess software, which by the way is a lot cheaper than a sensory board. Also, if you did a poll question here in CCC, you would find a higher percentage of people with them here then within the general chess playing population. Personally, I would love to get my hands on a good one. Until that happens (I hope my wife reads this post), I'll have to settle for playing non-blitz on the internet and making the moves on the board myself (which I would have to do with a sensory board at well, it would just speed up my moves being sent back). KarinsDad
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