Author: Earl Fuller
Date: 08:22:40 04/10/05
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On April 10, 2005 at 09:01:28, Steve B wrote: >the votes keep coming in and it appears that the Fidelity Elite A/G series of >computers are greatly admired by many > >Fidelity released 12 different versions of the A/G in total >Alain Zanchetta's web site has a rundown of all of them together with model >numbers: >http://www.zanchetta.net/echecs/ > >look for the Fidelity Model list link > >some footnotes: >A)the Elite Premiere was also made in the A/G housing but is not considered an >A/G proper >B)the V1 was never released for sale >C)the A/G 2100 contains the all popular Par Program >D)there was a modified A/G made by a private individual in Europe called the >V11,containing a 68040 or perhaps a 68060 processor.this of course was not >offically authorized by Fidelity and as such,is not collectable(IMO) > >All Mighty Wood Regards >Steve > > >PS..Alains site has become an invaluable rescource to the serious and even not >so serious collector >his list of DOWNLOADABLE manuals in many different languages is a must for >anyone looking for a manual for an old chess computer >i make it a habit to review his site early and often Hi Steve, yes as you know i once owned an Elite Premier, but sold it to your friend in Germany, __now thats one machine i wish i had kept___lolol Real nice wood,____as a matter of fact i still have too complete chess sets for that series of chess computer, new never used.____:) earl
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