Two products combined to an high-class chess computer
Supreme Tournament 55 chessboard: Luxury in tournament size
Both the chess board and the “American Staunton” style pieces are handmade from real wood .
The usual “pushing” on the board is eliminated - drag or drag the pieces as naturally and comfortably as on a classic chess board. The lightning-fast RFID piece recognition makes it possible.
You can concentrate purely on your game. Because opponent moves are displayed directly on the board via the elegantly embedded 81 LEDs. With the automatic piece recognition, every position is child’s play to set up. These functions ensure a completely natural feeling when playing . This makes chess fun!
The LEDs can be conveniently dimmed and switched on/off via the logo badge.
Chess Classics Element: The computer module with the two ultimate engine classics
With the new control module Chess Classics Element made of elegant real wood you equip your MILLENNIUM sensor board with piece recognition with two legendary chess programs: The King by Johan de Koning and ChessGenius by Richard Lang.
For the first time, both programs could be combined in one device, switching is easily done via the start menu, annoying unplugging is no longer necessary. In addition, the two chess programs share 9 memory slots for games played - so you can play with one engine and then analyze with the other if you wish. Both programs have the current firmware (incl. Chess960 in The King).
Scope of delivery
- Supreme Tournament 55 chessboard
- Chess pieces, incl. 2 additional queens
- Chess Classics Element
- Power supply unit with interchangeable attachments for EU / UK / US
- Connection cable
- Premium storage box
Specifications:
Width |
55 cm |
Height |
30 mm |
Length |
55 cm |
Number of LEDs |
81 |
Field square |
55 mm |
making a move |
automatic piece detection |
King's Size |
95 mm |
ROM |
2.048 kByte |
RAM |
384 kByte |
CPU |
ARM Cortex M7 |
Elo (manufacturer) |
2500 |
Functions |
coaching, handicap-levels, position evaluation, whole game take-back |