Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 15:20:15 06/21/05
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On June 21, 2005 at 18:17:46, Dick Schneiders wrote: >The Fidelity Elite Avant Garde, model number 6081, arrived today. It is in >beautiful condition and seems to work perfectly. I like the dual displays and >the large pieces. > >Why is this model known as the EAG Mobile Master? IIRC, the program debuted in a tournament in Mobile Alabama, playing a few impressive games. >It certainly isn't very >mobile. > >The 6081 is designed to use additional modules. Are these the same modules that >my SC9 would use? Since the 6081 was introduced in 1985 and the SC9 in 1982, it >seems likely. The manual lists the following modules: Book Openings I and II >(models CB9 and CB16), 64 Greatest Games (model CG64), Tarrasch Defense (model >TDF), and a 5 module set of chess openings (models EOA, EOB, EOC, EOD, and EOE). > Were all of these modules in fact produced for sale? How do I go about >locating some of these? :-) They seem to be fairly rare. > >Anyway, this is very nice chess computer, especially for being 20 years old. > >Dick Schneiders
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