Neuer dump von Berger: Fidelity EAS/EAG Frankenstein???

It's a version between EAS Glasgow and EAG, the program is closer to EAG than Glasgow, so I've named it a prototype of EAG in MAME, but it may as well be a prototype of a canceled product.

This board used to be owned by Peter Reckwitz. The EPROM labels have "EXP" (for experimental?) Maybe it was used in a chess computer tournament, who knows.

Quick view of similarities:
EAS G.: 510-1071A01 PCB, 4MHz CPU, 4KB RAM, 1 7seg panel
This: 510-1071B01 PCB, 5MHz CPU (but could have been overclocked by mr. Reckwitz), 16KB RAM, 1 7seg panel
EAG: 510-1071C01 PCB, 5MHz CPU, 16KB RAM, 2 7seg panels

510-1071B01 PCB was manufactured in 1985 by Fidelity Computer Products (Fidelity's company name after "Fidelity Electronics" bankrupcy and before "Fidelity International" formation)