Hi,
I said "chessboard", quite because I was refering to a physical chessboard.
I hurd a long while ago on this list that a digital (physical) chessboard is
out there, that has the magnetic places for the pieces, and had also a
software in it that could actually move the pieces, serving as
Hi all,
More than a year ago, even a few years ago, if I remember right, someone (I
think it was Charles) wrote about a chessboard that has an AI built in, that is
pritty accessible. If I am right, can someone tell me what stage it is in now,
what are the prices, and give me the link to the
I've never heard of such a thing. Why would such a thing need to be
hooked into a PC?
On 11/1/15, Charles Rivard wrote:
> What you have found is a stand alone electronic chess opponent. It is a
> chess computer. I'm thinking that he is looking for a board that hooks to
>
Some chess programs have this as an option. You can enter your moves by
typing them on your keyboard, pick up and move the pieces on your screen
using your mouse, or actually use this external board and chess set, picking
up your desired piece and setting it on the desired square. Then, the
Cloning can be extremely accessible (google drive image xml).
As far as installation goes, given that you're working with an ssd, you should be able to plug it in yourself. Pay careful attention to the cables plugged into your existing disk, track them back to their source, and find matching ones
Are you asking about a program on your PC, or are you asking about an
actual physical chessboard?
On 11/1/15, Milos Przic wrote:
> Hi all,
> More than a year ago, even a few years ago, if I remember right, someone (I
> think it was Charles) wrote about a chessboard that
I tried my best. I hope this helps you, and it's what you are looking for:
http://www.amazon.com/Excalibur-Electronic-Chess-Game-Saber/dp/B001F6M5SS
Jody
On 11/1/15, Milos Przic wrote:
> Hi,
> I said "chessboard", quite because I was refering to a physical chessboard.
>
>
What you have found is a stand alone electronic chess opponent. It is a
chess computer. I'm thinking that he is looking for a board that hooks to
your computer on which the pieces can be moved around, but it does not
actually play a game of chess against you.
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