Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Date: 03:03:47 11/17/00
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On November 17, 2000 at 05:52:13, Michael Cummings wrote: >On November 17, 2000 at 05:15:19, Stefan Meyer-Kahlen wrote: > >>On November 17, 2000 at 04:29:38, Michael Cummings wrote: >> >>>Whats the price. If you cannot say in Aussie dollar, then U.S if you can >> >>DM 199, Euro 101, which is about 90 US$ >>The upgrade price is DM 129, about 66 Euro. >> >>Stefan > >I know this maybe a stupid question. > >But with the Aussie Dollor being rubbish at the moment, this is a pretty It could have been worse as the Euro is not doing very well also. Sorry, just joking. >expensive program. So apart from having a really strong engine (since it is not >on the SSDF, I can only assume that it is very strong considering WCCC) what has >this program got that Fritz and my CM6000 prgrams can't give me. I am afraid that I am not the right person to give you an unbiased answer. If you just want a chess partner that beats you regularly you are set. If you are interested in computer chess there is lot that Shredder can offer, like the new triple brain, a nice user interface and a new multi engine concept. But maybe it is better to ask somebody more independed. Stefan >The reason I ask, is that apart from here, I have seen very little sell talk of >your program. I have Shredder 2, which I like, so has this got something for the >non serious chess player, like me. > >Cause I can get just about every other chess program in Aus right now for under >$100, but your will cost me near $200. That is a big difference, and the main >reason I have never got past buying version 2 of Shredder. > >And I ain't rich enough to be spending that on a program. > >Thanks for any comments
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