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Steven A |
| 10-23-2005 |
| Good luck with the site. I'm an amatuerish player who regularly plays against such old (emulated) computers as the Commodore 64 and Pet, Flex 6809. |
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Ismenio |
| 10-29-2005 |
| Hi All,
I was reading all the info here and found it very helpful! I collect chess computers and would like to get in touch with others who enjoy these machines!
Regards,
Ismenio
www.ChessComputers.org
www.ismenio.com/forum |
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Bill MoFredrick |
| 12-01-2005 |
| Hi! I also enjoy chess computers. I am acctuclly quite bad at chess itself, but I find the machines fascinating. |
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dude |
| 01-20-2006 |
| well i played against the king of england |
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dude |
| 01-20-2006 |
| why cant we play the game on this site |
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tenesha |
| 01-30-2006 |
| why dont you explain
the game better for those who cant read
as well as you advantce people. |
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RaShonda |
| 03-30-2006 |
| I have really learned alot from this website. |
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richard |
| 04-05-2006 |
| does anyone own a chess program called sargon 3 for the macantosh system?might have been made in 1985 email me back |
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Jesse |
| 05-04-2006 |
| The "best chess Player in the world" Has a name. It is Gary Kasparov. He beat Deep Blue two games in six, drawing a third and ultimately resigning the match with honor; something a computer doesn't have. He had to rely on intuition (something else a machine Doesn't have), while the computer had the advantage of pure logic well beyond the capabilities of any human. That a human could beat deep blue at all is a testament to the human spirit. Your failure to credit Kasparov at all is uncouth and smarmy, how dare you? 3cheers for the humans!RAH RAH RAH! |
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Eric Larochelle |
| 05-24-2006 |
| Does someone own a computer chess board called "Fidelity electronics" "Classic"? I lost the instructions booklet. I could pay you for a copy of this booklet. Please, contact me if you have it.
Thank you! |
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