Handheld chess computer for taking notattion?
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The best , strongest , feature - richest PdA chess software which has been invented so far is Pocket Fritz 4 by Chessbase. though your aim is only saving games ?!
Yes, I only want it for notation.
[SoilentGreen wrote:
Yes, I only want it for notation.]
so , go for a cheap PDA , any OS , doesn't matter actually...
MONROI. You can even use it during tournament games. They're not even that expensive. Plus, all the superGMs use it so you'll feel cool too.
Platogeek wrote:
MONROI. You can even use it during tournament games. They're not even that expensive. Plus, all the superGMs use it so you'll feel cool too.
$359.
Egads.
Sep 4, 2011
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goldendog wrote:
Platogeek wrote:
MONROI. You can even use it during tournament games. They're not even that expensive. Plus, all the superGMs use it so you'll feel cool too.
$359.
Egads.
It's completely understandable not to read through post of such lengths as the OP.
Can anyone recommend a pda style chess computer that I can use to score games and save them in memory? I've seen a couple that look nice, but I couldn't determine is they had scoring and memory features.
It doesn't have to be tournament legal; I'm just using it for the club.
And I'm not paying $359 for a Mon Roi.