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Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (1989)

The MINI CHESS CHALLENGER IS THE SAME AS CXG PORTACHESS II. It was launched around 1989. At that time Fidelity now owned by Hegener + Glaser began selling several chess computers made by CXG. Their own manufacturing/development seemed to have already ceased.

See “CXG PORTACHESS II” for more information
Information

Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (1989)

Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (1989)

Controls

Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (1989) Controls

Model: 6107

Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (1989) Model: 6107

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Over 200 Hours of Battery Life

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer

Programmer

Fidelity International

David Levy & Mark Taylor

Year:

1989

Manufacturer ELO

1250 USCf

Original Price

$79.95

Wiki ELO:

N/A

Model #:

6107

My Serial #:

171491

Processor Type

Speed

ROM

RAM

Hitachi HMCS46C

4 Bit Single Chip

1.04 Mhz

4 K x 10 Bit

256 x 4 Bit

Battery Operated:

DC 9V

Adapter Option:

9V DC

Display Type:

N/A

Board Type:

Sensory Electronic Peg Board

Board Size:

3” x 3”

Overall Size:

4” x 7.5/8” x 1.1/8”

Move Entry

Options Selection

Playing Levels

Opening Library

Take Back Moves

Sensory Peg Board

Push Button Controls

16

N/A

N/A

Position Setup/Ver.

Display Move Info/Analysis

Solve Mate

Save Game / Ponder

Hint/ Teach Mode

No / No

No / No

N/A

Yes / No

No / No

Active Level:

16 (20-45 seconds)

Tournament Level:

16 (20-45 seconds)

Infinite Level:

N/A

Game Information

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Active Games (30s:1 or 60/30 etc.)

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Tournament Games (180s:1 or 40/2 hrs)

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