Chess Computers | Electronic Chess

Todays chess computers have come a long way from electronic chess of old. They have superb (and variable) strength and are very useful in game improvement. There’s no such thing as chess computers that are too strong for any player. The software for any machine has settings from ‘novice’ to ‘expert’ so that the computer chess game is enjoyable and meaningful to any player.

Every chess computer has ELO ratings that indicate the maximum machine strength – more applicable to stronger players. What is an ELO rating? The English Chess Federation have a rating abbreviated to ECF. This rating multiplied by 8 then adding 600 would result in an equivilent ELO metric. Electronic chess machines that have over 1500 are regarded as strong – there are also computers we have that go up to and over elo 2000.

Our variety of machines for chess at ChessBaron range from handheld machines to state-of-the-art serious electronic chess for serious game improvement. If you need electronic chess excellence, with a database of significant opening, middle game and end game capacity, choose one of our Millennium, DGT or Aristotle chess computers. We all have to make a living. Make a living as the next Magnus Carlsen!