Author: James T. Walker
Date: 10:27:37 01/22/99
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On January 22, 1999 at 10:08:10, Charlie GOLD wrote: > Chess Challenger 6, 1981 was the table model of the MiniCC. It has all the >features of the Mini plus 2 more levels, take back, and display screen. It has >no coordinate LEDS. > Chess Challenger 9, 1982 has all of the features of the Chess Challenger >Champion plus brain off, accept/offer a draw, mate in 7, options at rt(sound,180 >turn board, opening book), accepts cartridges. It does not have voice and a >display screen. ROM: 16K, RAM: 2K, MHz: 2 > Chess Challenger 12, 1983 has all the features of the 9 above in a large >wood board and wood pieces plus options at any time, full take back, solve ", >printer capability, and a stronger program(Budapest, 1983 World >Micro Computer Champion). Operates only on mains. ROM: 20K, RAM: 4K, MHz: 3. Hello Charlie, Thanks for the info and nostalgia. My "Prestige" is not just a memory for me. I still use it. It was upgraded to the MARKIV and gives me more than I can handle. It is still a beautiful board. Jim Walker
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