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| Markteinführung = {{Erscheinungsjahr|1987}} | | Markteinführung = {{Erscheinungsjahr|1987}} | ||
| Preis = 198 DM (100 €) | | Preis = 198 DM (100 €) | ||
| Prozessor = [[Z80]] | | Prozessor = [[Zilog Z80|Z80]] | ||
| Prozessortyp = [[8 Bit]] | | Prozessortyp = [[8 Bit]] | ||
| Takt = 4 MHz | | Takt = 4 MHz | ||
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| Colditz = | | Colditz = | ||
| Rechentiefe = | | Rechentiefe = | ||
| Verwandt = [[CXG Chess 2001]], verwendetes Programm: Cyrus | | Verwandt = [[CXG Chess 2001]], verwendetes Programm: [[Cyrus]] | ||
| Zugeingabe = [[Drucksensoren]] | | Zugeingabe = [[Drucksensoren]] | ||
| Zugausgabe = 32 Rand-LEDs | | Zugausgabe = 32 Rand-LEDs | ||
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| Hersteller | Chess King | ||
| Markteinführung | 1987 | ||
| CElo | 1660 | ||
| Programmierer | Richard Lang | ||
| Prozessor | Takt | RAM | ROM |
| Z80 | 4 MHz | 2 KB | 16 KB |
| Rechentiefe | BT-2450 | BT-2630 | Colditz |
| Bibliothek | 2.000 Halbzüge | ||
| Display | - | ||
| Spielstufen | 12 | ||
| Zugeingabe | Drucksensoren | ||
| Zugausgabe | 32 Rand-LEDs | ||
| Einführungspreis | 198 DM (100 €) | ||
| Prozessortyp | 8 Bit | ||
| Stromversorgung | 9V Block oder Netzteil 6V DC | ||
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| Verwandt | CXG Chess 2001, verwendetes Programm: Cyrus | ||
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| Infos aus der Datenbank von Hein Veldhuis: Philidor. A conveniently sized chess computer, big enough for every occasion yet completely
portable. Incorporates the strong "Cyrus" chess playing program which won the European Microcomputer Championship.
Zu den Spielstärkeniveaus Folgendes aus der Bedienungsanleitung:
Level 1: 2 seconds Level 2: 5 seconds Level 3: 10 seconds Level 4: 20 seconds Level 5: 30 seconds Level 6: 45 seconds Level 7: 1 minute and 15 seconds Level 8: 1 minute and 45 seconds Level 9: 2 minutes and 30 seconds Level 10: the computer automatically adapts its rate of play to match that of opponent. It measures your average thinking time over a series of mives, tghen speeds up or sloes down as appropriate. Level 11: Philidor recognizes no time limit, and will normally keep on thinking until you actually instruct it to play Level 12: Problem solving level, in which the computer searches for a forced mate in 4 moves or less.
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