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From: 59224me@hou2a.UUCP (M.IVIE)
Newsgroups: net.chess
Subject: SciSys Superstar
Message-ID: <498@hou2a.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 5-Feb-85 11:43:43 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb  5 11:43:43 1985
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I am interested in learning about a computerized chess board
offered through the CitiDollars program.  It is called the
"SciSys Superstar" with 28K bytes, 24 playing levels, and it
'regularly' sells for $179.00, offered for $99.00 (plus 80
CitiDollars).

I have played Sargon II (Apple II+), Sargon III (AT&T PC6300),
Chess Challenger (the ~$150 version which senses piece movement
by pressing the piece down on the squares), and of course the
UNIX chess program (by Ken Thompson, I believe).

I welcome comparisons, comments, and suggestions of alternative
chess boards at comparable prices.  

Please reply by mail to:
	...!houxm!hou2a!59224me      or
	...!houxm!genesis!mei

					Mark E. Ivie
					AT&T Bell Laboratories