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| Titel = Chess King Philidor | | Titel = Chess King Philidor | ||
| Bild = [[Bild:ChessKing_Philidor.jpg|center| | | Bild = [[Bild:ChessKing_Philidor.jpg|center|350px]] | ||
| Hersteller = [[Chess King]] | | Hersteller = [[Chess King]] | ||
| Markteinführung = {{Erscheinungsjahr|1987}} | | Markteinführung = {{Erscheinungsjahr|1987}} | ||
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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 | 16 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. • Uses magnetie pieces. • Power-down feature allows easy resumption of unfinished games. • Recognizes draws by repetition of position and the 50-move rule. Zu den Spielstärkeniveaus Folgendes aus der Bedienungsanleitung: • 12 Levels of skill: 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. • Takeback feature allows the user to retract errors, up to as many as 40 moves ago. • Play forward feature for stepping forward after using takeback. • Hint feature advises the user what to play next. • Easy to operate position setup and verify features. • Plays more than 2,000 opening moves./ • 16K ROM • 2K RAM • Z80 microprocessor, 4 Mhz |