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The file 'CMD2010 Novag Star Beryl Chess Computer' was added by Baron Turner

Sun, 06 May 2007 07:49:10 GMT

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	Affordable chess computer from the Novag stable. Press sensory and a great starter machine which will challenge even stronger players, but which has multiple software settings for a range of players.

The file 'CMD2009 Novag Obsidian Chess Computer' was added by Baron Turner

Sun, 06 May 2007 07:40:58 GMT

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The Obsidians strength is such that it's software sits humming silently and slightly offended that you would dare challenge it. Be careful. This choice is only for the emotionally secure. It feels like it's laughing at your puny human moves and then effortlessly selecting it's next strategy. Your only recourse is to punish it by setting it to a lower software strength setting. We'll visit you in the asylum.

The file 'CMD2008 Talking Chess Trainer Chess Computer' was added by Baron Turner

Sun, 06 May 2007 07:23:08 GMT

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	More economical version of the talking chess academy chess computer, a great training machine and an excellent way to help kids get into the game - before you know it, you'll be shuffling them around to chess tournaments and you can retire on the winnings!

The file 'CMD2007 Talking Chess Academy Chess Computer' was added by Baron Turner

Sun, 06 May 2007 07:15:14 GMT

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	An academy for chess progresssion - this Saitek model is voice activated and appropriate for blind players as well as everyone else. You'd choose this model if you wanted vocal help in learning and if you like a large display to indicate the move.

The file 'CMD2005 Excalibur Grandmaster Chess Computer' was added by Baron Turner

Sun, 06 May 2007 07:08:24 GMT

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Rolls Royce of the ches computers - this thing feels like you're playing a GM that's quietly waiting for your next blunder. It's openings database is impressive, it's software strength is almost unbeatable on the highest setting, and the ease of playing it's fully auto-sensory board is smooth and luxurious. The weighted pieces add to the experience. No need to press down on the square - the pieces signal a reed switch below the square surface to register the move.