Author: JNoomen
Date: 09:29:31 02/26/06
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On February 26, 2006 at 12:13:03, Steve B wrote: Hi Steve, Interesting, these add on opening modules! Since last week I am the proud owner of the CB16 opening module, which I have duly put into my Fidelity Sensory 9. In the first game it completely surprised me by playing 1. f4?! Hm, what about my opening book pressed in such a small module and then use it with the Fidelity's..... Sunday regards, Jeroen >The modular concept for dedicated chess computers has been an integral part of >the scene since the early 1980's > >improving an already existing unit by adding a module or cartridge was a way to >increase the strength/features without having to shell out for a whole new >computer > >oddly enough though..many collectors dont seem to collect these modules with the >same zeal they have for the computers > >i cant quite understand why some have this ambivalence to the modules as they >are an integral part of the hobby and no collection can be considered of the >first rank without at least some of them..IMO > >here we can see a VERY rare Fidelity module for the SC6 Chess Challenger > >the BO6 was an opening book module add-on increasing the size and depth of the >computers book > > >http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/cpaa2@sbcglobal.net/detail?.dir=fc80&.dnm=f54e.jpg&.src=ph > > >Perplexed Regards >Steve
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