Learn why Electronic Chess is great at home

Raphael Neff explains how electronic chess works and demonstrates how the Novag Citrine makes playing chess at home fun and easy.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• chess
• electronic
• set
• computer

[your5starvids]

yeah there are always problems with "legal moves" when I play against weak opponents :D

[pacmandem]

@Phyle9 $350 or around £225. It does not work out cheaper if you buy it from UK or the USA.

[Phyle9]

price?

[Ninjawithaphone]

@renumeratedfrog NOT TRUE! The Novag Cetrine 1032 costs $300. That is still a lot of cash sinc you can buy the Chessmaster computer game for $30. But, I've found it difficult looking at chess boards in 2D or simulated 3D. Playing on a real chess board against a computer or real person appeals to me greatly. I could just follow a game using a chess set and have my PC play the game, but then I always would have to have my PC by my chess board. So, having the Novag buys you freedom too :)

[norb1937]

Hey Dude. I've got Chessmaster in Gameboy color and another

Chessmaster in Gameboy advanced. On the PC I play Fritz 11 every day. I had Fritz 10 but the DVD cracked from taking it out of the drive everyday. So I leave the Fritz 11 DVD in. Since it costs 65 bucks for the program.

[renumeratedfrog]

Nice, but it costs $800. Way too expensive for my blood.

If you don't have that kind of money to spare, buy a cheap cell phone for $60 (if you don't already own one) and Chessmaster (cellphone edition) for $4.

[zakbas]

So how about you actually put it in action?

[868hbl5]

This guy runs a great business. He is very helpful and gives great service. Buy your chess gear from the Chess House!