Wow, I remember when I did beta test for the first SciSys leonardo,
Then came the first module maestro A.


I think I paid 350 DM for the first prototype that looked very ugly but worked

Long long time ago.

We were so enthusiastic because the leonardo had so many unique interface features no other dedicated chess computer had,
A pity that Saitek did not developed it any further.

E.g. when we connected the leonardo to our home computers, we were able to save the main lines and evals and the game score.
Before we had to write the games scores down on paper and it was a pain in the ass,
With the leonardo this changed.

And the feature of the sendinfos was a step into the future,

When we do ANALYSIS on a normal pc engine, we see the leonardo , only that it was done much earlier.

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