Author: Clive Munro
Date: 02:20:50 01/31/05
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On January 30, 2005 at 07:26:10, Steve B wrote: >If you could have only one dedicated computer,what would it be and why? > >the computer does not have to already be in your collection but you would have >to get rid of all the rest > >for those with no dedicated computers ,but with an interest in them,the same >question..which one would you choose an why? > >Best >Steve To make a decision like this you can only go on past computers you have owned. So for some of us the choice can be narrow. So for me this narrows down to two m/c’s. The Tasc R30 sorry I mean R40. The display on this machine makes it a delight to use especially with piece recognition. The London 68030 Bavaria. I have the Munchen version myself but to have piece recognition would be the icing on the cake. The features on this computer are second to none however some time is needed to work out how to access them all. It isn’t as intuitive as the Tasc but it does have some advantages over the Tasc, namely that the opening book is programmable and can be split up into many books. Also the learn feature and save up to 50 games is great. Out of the two…. I have leant how to use the London properly so I think that this must be my favourite. And I own it as well! Best Clive
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