Author: Charlie GOLD
Date: 14:50:20 01/20/99
Voice Chess Challenger, 1980 has all the features of VCC of 1979 and that
of CCS8 of 1980 plus random play, chess teacher, display screen for move and
time, 64 book openings, greatest GM games(64), and printer capability. Operates
only on mains. ROM: 20K, RAM: 2K, MHz: 2.
Champion VCC, late 1980 has all the features of the VCC above except
teacher, plus take back(39ply), monitor mode, mate in 4, hint. It was the winner
of the FIRST World Micro Computer Championship in London-1980. Also, the first
to use the 6502 chip. Prior to this time a Z80 chip was used. ROM: 28K, RAM: 2K,
MHz: 3.
Mini Chess Challenger, 1981 is a peg-in sensory pocket portable with
coordinate LEDS. It has 4 playing levels, halt, sound control, position
verification, mate in 2, and accepts 4 different cartridges for different styles
of play. Operates on mains/batteries.
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