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What is the best handheld portable chess computer on the market today?
Would like good graphics and strong rating, and portablity and battery life... I'm aware Saitek, Excalibur, and Novag are the only manufacturers of such computers, correct? I would throw pocket pc into the mix, but these devices have such poor battery life and longevity that I don't think they really qualify as portable options. Thanks in advance... Borat |
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On May 8, 6:10*pm, Borat wrote:
What is the best handheld portable chess computer on the market today? Would like good graphics and strong rating, and portablity and battery life... *I'm aware Saitek, Excalibur, and Novag are the only manufacturers of such computers, correct? I would throw pocket pc into the mix, but these devices have such poor battery life and longevity that I don't think they really qualify as portable options. Thanks in advance... Borat My Zire 21 has long battery life and with hiarcs would be stronger than any of the dedicated handhelds. Not sure how much battery the current Z22 has. |
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On Thu, 8 May 2008 19:56:35 -0700 (PDT), "
wrote: On May 8, 6:10*pm, Borat wrote: What is the best handheld portable chess computer on the market today? Would like good graphics and strong rating, and portablity and battery life... *I'm aware Saitek, Excalibur, and Novag are the only manufacturers of such computers, correct? I would throw pocket pc into the mix, but these devices have such poor battery life and longevity that I don't think they really qualify as portable options. Thanks in advance... Borat My Zire 21 has long battery life and with hiarcs would be stronger than any of the dedicated handhelds. Not sure how much battery the current Z22 has. What is the battery life if you played Pocket Fritz, a CPU intensive application? |
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On May 9, 10:26*am, Borat wrote:
On Thu, 8 May 2008 19:56:35 -0700 (PDT), " wrote: On May 8, 6:10*pm, Borat wrote: What is the best handheld portable chess computer on the market today? Would like good graphics and strong rating, and portablity and battery life... *I'm aware Saitek, Excalibur, and Novag are the only manufacturers of such computers, correct? I would throw pocket pc into the mix, but these devices have such poor battery life and longevity that I don't think they really qualify as portable options. Thanks in advance... Borat My Zire 21 has long battery life and with hiarcs would be stronger than any of the dedicated handhelds. Not sure how much battery the current Z22 has. What is the battery life if you played Pocket Fritz, a CPU intensive application? Zire is a Palm device. |
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On Fri, 9 May 2008 23:24:55 -0700 (PDT), "
wrote: On May 9, 10:26*am, Borat wrote: On Thu, 8 May 2008 19:56:35 -0700 (PDT), " wrote: On May 8, 6:10*pm, Borat wrote: What is the best handheld portable chess computer on the market today? Would like good graphics and strong rating, and portablity and battery life... *I'm aware Saitek, Excalibur, and Novag are the only manufacturers of such computers, correct? I would throw pocket pc into the mix, but these devices have such poor battery life and longevity that I don't think they really qualify as portable options. Thanks in advance... Borat My Zire 21 has long battery life and with hiarcs would be stronger than any of the dedicated handhelds. Not sure how much battery the current Z22 has. What is the battery life if you played Pocket Fritz, a CPU intensive application? Zire is a Palm device. What is the best chess program for Palm? |
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Borat a écrit :
What is the best chess program for Palm? Hiarcs. Pascal |
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What is the battery life like for a Palm Pilot, could I play Hiarcs
for several hours on it? Are there other useful chess apllications for Palm? Why no opinions on other chess handhelds, I thought this was where chess computer experts post!! |
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On May 12, 11:02*am, Borat wrote:
What is the battery life like for a Palm Pilot, could I play Hiarcs for several hours on it? *Are there other useful chess apllications for Palm? * Why no opinions on other chess handhelds, I thought this was where chess computer experts post!! You should be able to sit down and play a 6 hour game, and more, on a Zire 21. Zire 22 has a color screen and uses more battery. Since I don't have a Z22 I can't testify to it's battery life. Try some googling on that one. The displays are better on the Plam devices vs. the dedicated handhelds and they are stronger as well. There are other chess progs for Palm apart from the playing ones but I never found them very useful. You can load up games and positions. |
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On Mon, 12 May 2008 13:02:02 -0500, Borat
wrote: What is the battery life like for a Palm Pilot, could I play Hiarcs for several hours on it? Are there other useful chess apllications for Palm? Why no opinions on other chess handhelds, I thought this was where chess computer experts post!! I have a palm pilot TX and I can play/analyze games for 6 hours easily using chess genius. J.Lohner |
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