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Shop Chess COMPUTERS	(Click on an image above to see a larger picture. Some items pictured may not be included. See product description.) New York Times Deluxe Touch Chess Customer Rating: Read Reviews Write a Review Item #: 1326 Availability: Available to Order Retail Price: $79.99   Quantity 1+ 2+ 4+   Price $69.99 $67.99 $65.99 Click to match a price on this item! Quantity:   ADD TO CART ADD TO WISHLIST Warning: Small Parts   Product Description Product Specifications Customer Reviews Recommended Products New York Times Deluxe Touch Chess The new, easily readable chess figures and a large LCD screen would by themselves make this a major innovation in pocket chess companions, but it offers much more. It works just like expensive, hi-tech PDAs! The New York Times Deluxe multi-feature chess computer with 500 game-improving puzzles, edited by Robert Byrne, renowned columnist from The New York Times! 136 selectable strength levels Teaching mode for beginners Estimates your tournament rating Voice Vocabulary in three languages: English, Spanish and French Comes in a carrying case Choose the opening you want to practice Hands down, the world's best portable chess computer in the palm of your hand! Product Specifications Note: All weights, dimensions, and other measurements are approximate. Item #: 1326 Computer Manufacturer: Excalibur Computer Type: Handheld Skill Level: Advanced (1600-2000) Batteries: 2 AAA (not included) Adapter: Not Included Languages: English, Spanish,French Warranty: 1 Year For Support: Phone: 305-477-8080 Note: Please contact the developer with any support issues as we can provide only limited support. Customer Reviews Yunus from Orlando, FL Nice hand-held chess computer. Probably good for players with a rating up to 1900. I've played this hand-held device against a few chess programs that estimate a chessplayer's playing strength and it was rated below 2000.If you are a strong club player or if you play with sub-master strength and you'd like an opponent which offers you a decent challenge without necessarily thumping your skull very badly, then this one is for you. If you are ranked above say 1900, and want something that would trounce you all the time, then you probably should go with a chess software and a computer with a fast processor. My playing strength is about 1700 and I've scored nice wins against this device (at its peak tournament rating) as well as lost several hard-fought games against it. Sometimes, it can be surprisingly weak tactically and appears to have problems spotting simple four- or five-move piece-winning combinations. But it makes for a good on-the-go partner and for playing blitz games against. The chess figures are easily recognizable and are definitely the best I've seen on any hand-held device. It also has a solid silver finish and a beautiful leather casing that make it look classy and expensive. Buy this one if you've got the money.   Read all Reviews Write a Review Recommended Products Chess Endgame Quiz Fritz Powerbook 2008 Squares Strategy 2: The Opening Chessbase Monograph: World Champion Alekhine
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