Author: John Coffey
Date: 16:27:10 02/01/99
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On February 01, 1999 at 17:02:45, Charlie GOLD wrote: > > Portable II, 1982 is a hand-held, mains/batteries operated key-in with >infinite levels of play, take back all moves, hint, show move, force move, time >and evaluations by an LED Screen. It can be hooked to the auto-sensory, wood >board with wood pieces(there is a led on every square)-the ESB 3000 or the ESB >6000. They both have drawer for the pieces and the portable. ROM: 16K, RAM: 2K, >MHz: 2 > Portable III, 1983 is an update of the II above...but it is actually >weaker. It has all the features of the II. > MM III, 1984 is a module/cartridge that will fit in any of 3 boards: >Plastic Modular-batteries/mains, press-sensory, medium wood board(Exclusive),.. >and the large wood board(Munich). They both operate on mains and are >auto-sensory with wood pieces. ROM: 32K, RAM: 4K, MHz: 4. I think that the first one described a unit I used to play. It was suppose to be guaranteed to be 1800, but in fact it seemed much weaker. I liked how it was portable unit, although it was too big to fit in a pocket John Coffey
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