Fidelity Chess Challenger Grandmaster Voice
| Fidelity Chess Challenger Grandmaster Voice | |||
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Picture by Michael Watters - chesscomputeruk.com |
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| Hersteller | Fidelity | ||
| Markteinführung | 1980 | ||
| CElo | 1200 | ||
| Programmierer | Nelson, Ron | ||
| Prozessor | Takt | RAM | ROM |
| Z80-A | 4 MHz | 1 KB | 12 KB (Excluding speech ROM) |
| Rechentiefe | BT-2450 | BT-2630 | Colditz |
| Bibliothek | ~1200 Positionen | ||
| Display | 4-stellige 7-Segment Anzeige | ||
| Spielstufen | 10 | ||
| Zugeingabe | Tastatur | ||
| Zugausgabe | keine Feld-LEDs | ||
| Einführungspreis | 1498 DM (~750 Euro) | ||
| Prozessortyp | 8 Bit | ||
| Stromversorgung | 8.5V / 1.5A | ||
| Maße | 57 cm x 70,5 cm x 6 cm | ||
| Verwandt | Fidelity Chess Challenger Voice, Fidelity Chess Challenger Voice Advanced, Fidelity Voice Sensory Chess Challenger, Fidelity Decorator Challenger | ||
| Sonstiges | |||
| Fidelity Chess Challenger Grandmaster Voice was produced in Germany due to the high US-Dollar at the time being, with handmade inlays for each square. Inside it has a complete Fidelity Advanced Voice Chess Challenger, which means that the hardware and ROM are exactly identical. Compared to the Fidelity Decorator Challenger, it is slightly larger and does not have wooden feet like it. Reportedly it was only marketed with German language, although due to the ease of changing the speech ROM, there may be other versions available nowadays. | |||
| Infos |
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Spielstufen: CL1 - 5 seconds CL2 - Intermediate 15 seconds CL3 - Experienced 35 seconds CL4 - Advanced 1 minute 20 seconds CL5 - Superior 2 minutes 20 seconds CL6 - Tournament Practice 3 minutes CL7 - Tournament Teacher 3 minutes 20 seconds CL8 - Excellent 6 minutes CL9 - Expert 11 minutes CLH - Infinite (Computes move until stopped or search is exhausted - 5 seconds to many hour Partiebeispiele
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