Author: Jeff Lischer
Date: 12:28:45 12/24/05
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On December 24, 2005 at 14:50:49, Steve B wrote: >On December 24, 2005 at 13:56:20, John Fone wrote: > >>brand new. $$$ not a problem. I want opening and endgame databases.Plastic ok. > >well for brand new and wood not an issue i would go with the Novag Star Diamond >its the strongest dedicated computer you can buy as new today >it has an extensive opening book > >no dedicated computers have endgame databases like the Namilov table bases but >most high-end dedicated computers sold today know all of the standard mates and >have fairly good pawn endgame knowledge > > >the Star Diamond: >http://www.chessusa.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=82-N14-RZ&Category_Code=PCC1 > >you can see more about it from Novag's comparison chart: >the more realistic Elo is about 2150-2200 Elo >which is more than 400 point stronger then your Turbo King >both of these sites are quoting the estimated rating in USCF not Elo > Steve, I have an older Novag Diamond (no star, no II). Do you know its approximate rating? How is it different from the current Star Diamond? Thanks!
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