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DGT Centaur Adaptive Chess Computer
A chess opponent that takes its turn by lighting up two squares.
Move a real piece and the Centaur considers its reply. Two squares light up to show which piece to move for the computer. Nothing scoots across the board by itself, so both sides of the game still pass through your hands.
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WHY IT CAUGHT OUR EYE
An onboard opponent keeps the pace of a digital game while the pieces and the pauses still feel like chess across a table.
BEFORE YOU BUY
The board detects moves and indicates replies. You move the computer’s pieces as well as your own.
Standard grey-and-black Centaur with weighted physical pieces. This is the electronic model with its display built into the edge.
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