Chess Champion Mark IV

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Chess Champion Mark IV, (Chess Champion Super System Mark IV)
a dedicated chess computer manufactured and released by SciSys in 1981 as successor of the Chess Champion Super System III. The computer had a 6502 CPU @ 2MHz with a 12 KiB Philidor Software program written by Mike Johnson, and was superseded by the Chess Champion Mark V later in 81 [1] . Chess Champion Mark IV participated at the CPWTIPC 1981, where it lost the last round by default because the computer was stolen after round 6 [2] .
Chess Champion Mark IV [3]

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  1. ^ Chess Champion Super System IV from Chess Computer UK by Mike Watters
  2. ^ Kevin O’Connell (1981). MicroChess - Paris Tournament. Personal Computer World, August 1981
  3. ^ 5.Scisys/Saitek | Flickr - Fotosharing by Chewbanta

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Page Date Edited
Chess Champion Mark IV Dec 9, 2012
Chess Champion Mark V Sep 7, 2017
Chess Champion Super System III Sep 17, 2015
CPWTIPC 1981 Oct 12, 2013
Engines Mar 10, 2018
Mike Johnson Jan 7, 2016
Novag Micro Chess Jan 16, 2013
Philidor Software Sep 18, 2014
Saitek Jun 11, 2016

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