The match was held from September 8 to September 11, 2002 in the Kremlin, the best at that time participated international grandmasters. This circumstance plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played as part of the same team for the first time in many years attracted the attention of the general world community. The length of the handle is 12.8 cm. The size of the case is 18.5 cm long, 7 cm wide, 2.5 cm high. & nbsp;

Size - height 21 cm, width 29.5 cm. The match was held from September 8 to September 11, 2002 in the Kremlin, the best at that time participated international grandmasters. This circumstance plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played as part of the same team for the first time in many years attracted the attention of the general world community.

The match was held from September 8 to September 11, 2002 in the Kremlin, the best at that time participated international grandmasters. This circumstance plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played as part of the same team for the first time in many years attracted the attention of the general world community. 4 cm badge diameter. & nbsp;

The match was held from September 8 to 11, 2002 in the Kremlin, and the best international grandmasters at that time took part in it. This circumstance, plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played as part of the same team for the first time in many years, attracted the attention of the wide international community. The length of the handle is 14.5 cm

cover soft embossed leather. Sizes: length 20 cm, width 13.5 cm, thickness 2 cm. Includes pages: personal data, calendar 2001-2003, Telephones of primary necessity in Moscow, codes for long-distance and international calls, holiday calendar and other useful information. There are no dates on the pages of the diary, which allows them to be used only on the days you need and regardless of the current year. Available in brown and black. The match was played since On September 8-11, 2002, in the Kremlin, the best international grandmasters at that time took part in it. This circumstance plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played for the first time in many years as a team attracted the attention of the wide international community.

Includes 220V to 9V power adapter. Computer without packaging . Very good condition , used. 64 different levels gaming skills, including training, tournaments, speed chess, problem solving and even fun levels for beginners! Touch panel for easy movement. Big clear display with 16 bright light indicators. A chess clock with a countdown function and a unique ticking clock sound option! Advanced, high-speed selective search! Watch the computer’s thought process in great detail - see an assessment of position, search depth, basic variations, current move, number of nodes looking per second, and much more! Check and adjust chess positions and problems! Take 50 half-steps (25 moves on each side). Play against another person with a computer acting as a referee and tracking time. User selectable game modes! He knows all the chess rules, including castling, raising pawns, passive play and draws (stalemate, triple repetition and the rule of 50 moves). An excellent solution to problems - up to the mat in 8 moves! Auto power off while saving memory.

Chess Informant & raquo; (& laquo; Sahovski informator & raquo;) & mdash; a collection of chess games and materials, published 3 times a year (previously - 2 times a year). Published since 1966 in Belgrade. Freelance Writing Team & mdash; about 500 leading chess players of the world. The circulation of 30 thousand copies (1987). The purpose of the publication is to provide chess players from various countries with up-to-date information about the most interesting games played in recent international competitions, about the latest achievements in chess theory and practice.

& laquo; Chess Informant & raquo; (& laquo; & Scaron; ahovski informator & raquo;) & mdash; a collection of chess games and materials, published 3 times a year (previously –mdash; 2 times a year). It has been published since 1966 in Belgrade by the publishing house of the same name. Editor & mdash; Alexander Matanovich (since 1966). Freelance Writing Team & mdash; about 500 leading chess players of the world. Circulation & mdash; 30 thousand copies (1987). Purpose of publication & mdash; provide chess players from different countries with up-to-date information about the most interesting games played in recent international competitions, about the latest achievements in chess theory and practice. He laid the foundations of the information system in chess. Each volume & Scaron; ahovski informator contains several hundred selected games of the competition over the past 4 months (several hundred more are given in the notes), 36 original endings and combinations, the most important theoretical novelties in the openings. The games are published with notes mainly of the chess players who played them, in a special notation where the pieces are indicated by chess symbols. This makes the publication accessible to chess players of all countries. The use of chess symbols and a cipher allows the processing of chess data using a computer, which increases the efficiency of information. There is a permanent column & mdash; & laquo; FIDE & raquo ;, with the latest information on its activities, information on the most important events in the chess life of individual countries and the chess world as a whole.

& laquo; Chess Informant & raquo; (& laquo; Sahovski informator & raquo;) & mdash; a collection of chess games and materials, published 3 times a year (previously - 2 times a year). Published since 1966 in Belgrade. Freelance Writing Team & mdash; about 500 leading chess players of the world. The circulation of 30 thousand copies (1987). The purpose of the publication is to provide chess players from various countries with up-to-date information about the most interesting games played in recent international competitions, about the latest achievements in chess theory and practice.

& laquo; Chess Informant & raquo; (& laquo; Sahovski informator & raquo;) & mdash; a collection of chess games and materials, published 3 times a year (previously - 2 times a year). Published since 1966 in Belgrade. Freelance Writing Team & mdash; about 500 leading chess players of the world. The circulation of 30 thousand copies (1987). Purpose of publication & mdash; provide chess players from different countries with up-to-date information about the most interesting games played in recent international competitions, about the latest achievements in chess theory and practice. He laid the foundations of the information system in chess. Each volume & laquo; Chess Informant & raquo; contains several hundred selected games of the competition over the past 4 months (several hundred more are given in the notes), 36 original endings and combinations, the most important theoretical novelties in the debuts. The games are published with notes mainly of the chess players who played them, in a special notation where the pieces are indicated by chess symbols. This makes the publication accessible to chess players of all countries. The use of chess symbols and a cipher allows the processing of chess data using a computer, which increases the efficiency of information. There is a permanent column & mdash; & laquo; FIDE & raquo ;, with the latest information on its activities, information on the most important events in the chess life of individual countries and the chess world as a whole.

Chess informant Number 115, the last number in 2012, it included many interesting novelties in the most popular chess openings. The book is an excellent theoretical assistant in the study of chess principles, useful for both beginners and grandmasters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It comes out three times a year. About the round-robin tournament held from January 29 to February 4, 2014 by the Zurich Chess Club Zurich Chess Challenge. Magnus Carlsen (winning the Masters) at the Tata Steel Chess Festival (Wijk aan Zee, January 9 - 25, 2015) and the Tata Steel Chess (Challengers). About the 11th International Cup of the Russian State University of Chess Chess Moscow Open 2015 (January 30 - February 8). About the Brazilian Individual Championship 2015 (January 17 - 25, 2015 in Juan Pesoa), commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters. About other tournaments 2014 - 2015 The modern chess theory is presented and 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games with brief notes are placed.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It comes out three times a year. Many interesting and important theoretical games commented by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The world's most famous and respected periodical chess publication. It is published three times a year. Modern chess theory: 200 of the most interesting and important theoretical games, commented in detail by leading grandmasters and masters.

The material is metal. Size 8.5 cm x 3.5 cm. In the package. The match was held from September 8 to 11, 2002 in the Kremlin, and the best international grandmasters at that time took part in it. This circumstance, plus the fact that the former world champions Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov played as part of the same team for the first time in many years, attracted the attention of the wide international community.

& laquo; 64 & nbsp; & mdash; Chess Review & raquo; & nbsp; & mdash; mass illustrated sports and methodological magazine of the USSR State Committee for Sports. Published from 10.1.1980 2 times, and from 01.2000 once a month (its predecessor & nbsp; & mdash; & laquo; 64 & raquo;). The circulation of 74 thousand copies. (1987 ). The chief editors were Anatoly Karpov, Alexander Roshal. & nbsp; & nbsp; Among the members of the editorial board & nbsp; & mdash; leading chess players and figures of the country's chess movement. Art under P 2

& laquo; 64 & nbsp; & mdash; Chess Review & raquo; & nbsp; & mdash; mass illustrated sports and methodological magazine of the USSR State Committee for Sports. Published from 10.1.1980 2 times, and from 01.2000 once a month (its predecessor, & nbsp; & mdash; & nbsp; & laquo; 64 & raquo;). The circulation of 74 thousand copies. (1987). The chief editors were Anatoly Karpov, Alexander Roshal. & Nbsp; & nbsp; Among the members of the editorial board & nbsp; & mdash; leading chess players and figures of the country's chess movement. Art under P 2

& laquo; 64 & nbsp; & mdash; Chess Review & raquo; & nbsp; & mdash; mass illustrated sports and methodological magazine of the USSR State Committee for Sports. Published from 10.1.1980 2 times, and from 01.2000 once a month (its predecessor, & nbsp; & mdash; & nbsp; & laquo; 64 & raquo;). The circulation of 74 thousand copies. (1987). The chief editors were Anatoly Karpov, Alexander Roshal. & Nbsp; & nbsp; Among the members of the editorial board & nbsp; & mdash; leading chess players and figures of the country's chess movement. Art under P 2

Coated paper, color illustrations.

1557 games!