Revelation,
a dedicated chess computer system by Phoenix Chess Systems, developed by its founder and CEO Ruud Martin. While a prototype was introduced in 2006 [1], the Revelation was first shipped in June 2008 [2] and superseded by its successor Revelation II in 2013. The system features a sensory board, an XScalePXA255 32-bit processor at 500 MHz with 32 MiB of RAM, and firmware and chess engines in non-volatile flash memory. A six button and OLED panel realize a menu-drivengraphical user interface to configure and choose engines, and to control and indicate system modes and states. A wireless Bluetooth connection allows native engine or firmware updates, and due to the UCI server, also allows using the Revelation as dedicated user interface for UCI engines running on a PC. In 2009, the Revelation also appeared as module set for Mephisto boards[3].
a dedicated chess computer system by Phoenix Chess Systems, developed by its founder and CEO Ruud Martin. While a prototype was introduced in 2006 [1], the Revelation was first shipped in June 2008 [2] and superseded by its successor Revelation II in 2013. The system features a sensory board, an XScale PXA255 32-bit processor at 500 MHz with 32 MiB of RAM, and firmware and chess engines in non-volatile flash memory. A six button and OLED panel realize a menu-driven graphical user interface to configure and choose engines, and to control and indicate system modes and states. A wireless Bluetooth connection allows native engine or firmware updates, and due to the UCI server, also allows using the Revelation as dedicated user interface for UCI engines running on a PC. In 2009, the Revelation also appeared as module set for Mephisto boards [3].
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Chess Engines
Native Engines
[7]Richard Lang Emulation
Mephisto Amsterdam
Mephisto Dallas
Mephisto Roma
Mephisto Almeria
Mephisto Portorose
Mephisto Lyon
Mephisto Vancouver
Mephisto London
Misc Emulations
Mephisto Rebell 5.0
Mephisto MM IV
Mephisto MM V
Novag Diablo
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Chess System
Misc
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