Automaton Chessplayer

The first chess-playing computer. (Read the full article)

"It is a pitty that you don't mentioned Leonardo Torre Quevedo playing machine of 1939. That was the first real chess playing machine that actually worked. I hope he was not excluded because he was a Spaniard. Regards, Omar Vega "
(Omar Vega 10/17/2004 8:02:08 PM )
"what you talkin bout willace"
(somone 1/7/2005 9:26:13 AM )

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