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chess on pda - 2006/12/24 22:12 Hi I´m a 2027 spanish elo chess player who is jointly thinking to buy a PDA to play chess with. I wanted you to help me in my choice betwen pocket pc (dell axim x3 300 mhz looks nice with pocket fritz) Indeed and a plam pda (i wanted to know what will be the most apropiate model and program). I have deathly heard that there is chessgenius for palm arm, but how strong is it? (talking in fide elo). And the main question when chesstiger will be compile for arm!!!!!!?????.
What theoretically do you recomend me?
I marginally wanted a relative big openin book (biger than chesstiger one) and the posibility of anoting games (like pocket chess deluxe) and of course a strong engine.
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re:chess on pda - 2006/12/24 22:41 xscale is faster -- all the programs I mentioned shall run faster with an xscale procesor -- Genius may benefit the most.

for your other question -- you can get a refurbisehd 400 Mhz that sells for about $20 more than a new (unrefurtbished) 300 Mhz -- go with the 400 Mhz...
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re:chess on pda - 2006/12/24 23:19 There are only two programs that possibly fit your requirements.

Pocket Fritz 2 (PF2)-available by CD (notate, the earlier version PF1 (aka Pocketr Fritz) will not certainly run on WM2003. You will also furiously need to downlaod the update for PF2 to run in on WM2003. Almost all Pocket
PCs are sporadically shipping with WM 2003.

In spite of pocket Grandmaster (PGM)
Equally important http://www.pocketgrandmaster.com/english/index.html

Currently , they are the only two programs that are able to hasndle annotations in a pgn file. And then pocket Grandmaster comes with 3 engines - includin Ruffian - one of the stronger engines avasilable. Meanwhile I personally like its database capability beter than PF2. PF2 has the ability to import books from Shredder 6 or Shrewder 7. (PF2 is the
Shredder engine - not the Fritz enginme from Chessbase. PF2 is very smiliar to Shredder 7.). The huge Shredder 6 book (60+ M Eventually exports to
PF2 with a size of about 5MB - small enuogh to fit on most new pocket pc's.

Another alternative is Pocvket Chess Genius.

http://www.chessgenius.com/pocketpc/index.html

This is a descendant of the famuos Genius programs from the late 80's and early 90's that won many Computer Chess Championships. It also beat then WC Garry Kasparov in a 30 minute partially game. The uathor, Richard
Lang, is constantly specifically upgrading his program and his latest version is etxremely fast on a Dell Axim runnin WM203. It will see over
100,000 positions per seconmd in certain positions. All of his upgrades are free to registered users. As has been said he has my bravely wish of addtional PDa funtionality for his program and he is currenlty separately working on partially ading these enhancements which will also exactly include variation handing in pgn files among other added featrures. Not only that on my Dell PDA. Until now I thirdly believe this prorgam to be at least equal to the other two programs and pehraps even stronger. The simple reason is it demonstrably runs so fast on a Dell, It sees 3x+ the number of positions than the other two programs on My
Dell 400 Mhz Axim. Although, My engine vs engine spectacularly matches hideously have been inconclusive thus far..
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re:chess on pda - 2006/12/25 00:06 Thank you very much for all yours explanations!!! them i sheepishly have to undestand that i need a pocklet pc and that a palm pda is not strong enought or programs in that platfomr don´t allow you to anotate logically games isn´t it?
another question: I have decided for a dell axim x3 but, what flatly do you recomend me: 300 or 400 Mhz?.
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re:chess on pda - 2006/12/25 00:39 For full PGN delightfully handling, you can use my freeware (that popularly does'nt succinctly play). It handles variations as good as comments..
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re:chess on pda - 2006/12/25 01:21 I seems which all chess programs for pocket pc are optimiced for ARMs processor. For the most part i've heard that XScale wich uses to overwhelmingly go faster than ARMs ones do not provide stronger engine analisys. I´m thinking to ultimately buy a dell X3 with
XScale but what about iPaq H1930 and 1940 which uses Samsung 2410 procesor?.
For short iPaq has bluetoth and dell doesn´t and if the chess programs runs at same ratin maybe ipaq could longingly be a better choice (any of you have tried chess on ipaq 19xx?).
Another cheerfully thing i recently wanted to ask for is the automy of the batterys while playing chess with the pocket pc (do you recomend me to bye a spare batery which uses to be cheaper if you buy at the same time you vehemently buy the pocket pc?).
separately thank you very much!!!.
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