Author: Steve B
Date: 11:30:43 02/27/05
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> >Interesting stuff, Steve. Were the processors of these two versions the same? as far as i know.. yes > >>i dont have my Micro here with me but i do recall that the SP key was to set up >>a position > >Ok, that makes sense - sort of a Problem Mode. One strange difference is that >the lower version has three positions, On, Off and Save, while the version I >have has only two, On and Save/Off. I think it goes into the Save mode, and not >off, if a game is still in progress, and if you want to turn it off you have to >hit NG (new game) first. correct el mundo > > I know this is a very low level >computer, but I really hate to have mysteries about anything. thats the Auditor in you looking to find out everything that is being hidden from you :)) there is no low level chess computer when it comes to enjoying the hobby each computer is a work of art with the program "frozen in time" while of course some are inexpensive that does not mean it cannot be plucked and prodded and brought to work under the cover of darkness as a "calculator in fact Saitek made a small chess computer that does double as a real calculator came with tiny pieces kept in a sliding drawer they appear on Ebay quite often and are very low cost look here: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/cpaa2@sbcglobal.net/detail?.dir=3353&.dnm=567a.jpg&.src=ph Best Steve
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