Excalibur and The New York Times have teamed up to give you a state-of-the-art chess computers with all the features of a full-sized unit. Plus, you get 500 challenging and educational chess puzzles from Robert Byrne, renowned columnist
from The New York Times! Capable of beating 99% of all chess players at its top level, The New York Times Deluxe Talking Chess fits in your pocket and is
always ready for a challenging game.
Program Features
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Estimated 2000
rating - capable of beating 99% of all chess players
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136 selectable
strength levels
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Teaching mode for
beginners
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Estimates your
tournament rating
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Choose the opening
you want to practice
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Voice vocabulary
in three languages - English, French, and Spanish!
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Take back feature for mistakes and experimentation.
Other
General Features
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Most readable
chess figures ever on a pocket chess computer!
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Easy to read LCD
shows every move.
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Built-in chess
clock
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Light button makes
it easy to play in the dark
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Auto memory save
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Includes special
teaching and coaching features
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Sophisticated
metal accents
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Sound effects and
complete chess voice vocabulary
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Overall
Dimensions: 6 x 3.5 x 1 1/2
Requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
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