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Chess Champion MK II
,
Novag's
second
dedicated chess computer
released in 1979. It had a
6502
compatible 6504 8-Bit processor running with 1 MHz, 5 KiB
ROM
, and 320 bytes
RAM
. The program was based on
Peter Jennings'
Microchess 1.5
.
Chess Champion MK II
[1]
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What links here?
See also
Chess Champion MK I
Chess Champion Super System III
Karpov's Endorsement
Publications
Schachcomputer: Markt und Müll
,
Der Spiegel
49/1979, December 03, 1979, (German)
pdf
External Links
Scisys and Novag : The Early Years
from
Chess Computer UK
by
Mike Watters
Novag MK 2
by
Hein Veldhuis
Ch. Champ. Mk II (rectang.)
by
Tom Luif
Novag Chess Champion MK II
from
Schachcomputer.info - Wiki
(German)
Novag Chess Champion MK II
from
Kurt´s Schachcomputer Homepage
by
Kurt Kispert
(German)
NOVAG MK II - A
from
Museo Computadoras
(Spanish)
References
^
MK II
from
Novag | Photo collection
by
Chewbanta
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MicroChess
Jul 14, 2015
Novag
Aug 19, 2015
Peter Jennings
Mar 18, 2016
Stockholm MCCT 1979
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Novag's second dedicated chess computer released in 1979. It had a 6502 compatible 6504 8-Bit processor running with 1 MHz, 5 KiB ROM, and 320 bytes RAM. The program was based on Peter Jennings' Microchess 1.5.
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Publications
External Links
References
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