Author: Robin Smith
Date: 12:10:05 04/02/05
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On April 02, 2005 at 11:16:37, Steve B wrote: >The Kasparov Blitz(not Plitz as the seller calls it) >only chess computer ever released to contain NO buttons or keys >it is considered fairly rare by collector's > >the entire computer works by a system of two dials to access all options and >features >contains the same Julio Kaplan program as seen in the Kasparov Prisma > >the danger here is the one missing black pawn,which is far more troublesome then >it seems > >the Blitz has a unique "fast board" auto -sensory system that will ONLY work >with the Blitz pieces >normal magnetic pieces will not work > >so unless a buyer can manage to replace this pawn (possibly from Saitek) the >computer will NOT work > >Caveat Emptour Regards >Steve Hi Steve, What would the computer be worth if it had the missing pawn? -Robin
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