RadioShack Master 2200X: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
Keine Bearbeitungszusammenfassung |
K Textersetzung - „GK2000“ durch „GK 2000“ |
||
| Zeile 25: | Zeile 25: | ||
| Spielstufen = 64 Spielstufen | | Spielstufen = 64 Spielstufen | ||
| Maße = | | Maße = | ||
| Sonstiges = [[Saitek | | Sonstiges = [[Saitek GK 2000]] Klone | ||
| Infos = | | Infos = | ||
}} | }} | ||
Version vom 7. Juli 2024, 10:52 Uhr
| RadioShack Master 2200X | ||
|---|---|---|
| Hersteller | RadioShack | |
| Markteinführung | 1996 | |
| CElo | 1970 | |
| Programmierer | Morsch, Frans | |
| Prozessor | H8 | |
| Prozessortyp | 8 Bit, Singlechip | |
| Takt | 10 MHz | |
| RAM | 512 Byte | |
| ROM | 16 KB | |
| Bibliothek | 2000 Halbzüge | |
| Einführungspreis | $199 | |
| Rechentiefe | ||
| BT-2450 | ||
| BT-2630 | ||
| Colditz | ||
| Verwandt | Saitek Schach-Trainer | |
| Zugeingabe | Drucksensoren | |
| Zugausgabe | 16 Rand-LEDs | |
| Display | --- | |
| Stromversorgung | 6x Babyzellen (Typ C), 9V / 100mA | |
| Spielstufen | 64 Spielstufen | |
| Maße | ||
| Sonstiges | ||
| Saitek GK 2000 Klone | ||
SPECIAL SENSORY PLAYING SURFACE
The Computer senses a move when you press a piece against a square.
LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY
Shows current move, piece position and verification, level, position set up, search depth, principal variation, position search, rotating display, and elapsed game time information.
ROTATING DISPLAY OPTION
Lets you set up the computer to display move strategy, search depth, time per move, move totals, evaluation rating, and move possibilities per second while the computer is thinking.
BUILT-IN CHESS CLOCKS
Let you set up the computer to display the elapsed time since the computer or opponent last moved, and the remaining time before the computer or an opponent must make a move. The computer can also display count-up or count-down game timers.
RANK AND FILE BOARD LIGHTS
Let you easily see where a piece came from and where it should go during a move.
SIXTY-FOUR PLAY LEVELS
Let you choose from 64 game types and levels of difficulty, including beginner, training, regular play, mate search, sudden death, and tournament levels.
SELECTABLE SEARCH ALGORITHMS
Let you set up the computer to search only for a move most likely to be successful, to speed up the computer's response. Or, you can select the computer's brute force option to search all move possibilities thoroughly.
TAKE BACK
Lets you take back and replay moves.
RULE ENFORCEMENT
Prevents illegal moves.
SAVE
Lets you turn off the computer without interrupting the game in progress so you can continue playing later.
MOVE
Lets you force the computer to make a move, change sides with the computer, or learn by watching the computer play against itself.
MOVE SUGGESTION
Lets you use the computer to suggest moves, to teach you the best response to an opponent's move.
PROBLEM SET UP
Lets you set up special chess problems, so you can practice solving problems published in newspapers, chess literature, or history books.
OPENING BOOK MEMORY
Contains most major opening strategies so the Computer can respond more rapidly during a game's opening moves to speed-up play and help you play ore professionally. You can set the computer to use none, some, or all of these moves during play, or select tournament opening books for the most challenging play.
POSITION VERIFICATION
Lets you check the current position of the pieces f they are accidentally moved or misplaced.
EVALUATION
Shows the computer's assessment of which player has the advantage and how much of advantage that player has.
POWER OFF OPTION
Lets you save battery power by setting the computer to turn itself off if you do not press a key or board square for about 15 minutes. The computer saves the game in progress.
TWO POWER OPTIONS
Lets you power the computer from batteries or from AC power with an optional AC adapter.