Brands and model families
A modern gateway into Fidelity, Mephisto, Novag, SciSys/Saitek, CXG, TASC, Yeno, Applied Concepts and other makers.
Open recordChessEval presents the Maurice M. Ohayon ChessEval Collection: dedicated chess computers, rare machines, robots, brand families, tournament memories, historical articles and community discussion.


Explore dedicated chess computers through documented models, individual specimens and original collection photographs. Manufacturer rooms and thematic sections connect machines with their technical and historical context.
Models, individual specimens and their histories are brought together through documented collection records.
A modern gateway into Fidelity, Mephisto, Novag, SciSys/Saitek, CXG, TASC, Yeno, Applied Concepts and other makers.
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World Machine, TASC systems, Savant, Daimler-Benz, Travemunde and other rare or historically significant computers.
Open recordMotorized, self-moving and robotic chess systems, from Milton Bradley and Fidelity to Novag and Mephisto.
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The first consumer chess computers and the beginning of the dedicated-machine era.
Open recordMachines and programs connected to the world microcomputer chess championship era.
Open recordArticles, prototypes, collector meetings and historical context written around the collection.
Open recordExplore numbered machines, unusual editions and program variants through collection photographs, documented facts and original collector notes.

A numbered Elite Champion with its original packaging, manufacturer certificate and period documentation.
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A numbered Elite Champion documented in the collection as a Program X machine upgraded for tournament-level operation.
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A second individually numbered Elite Champion, preserved with a fitted case and period manuals.
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An unusual green-board Septennial preserved with its impact printer, packaging and period documentation.
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Three Prestige computers preserved together in the collection, documented by the collector as three different program versions.
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Explore 1,046 documentation records, including 244 detailed Museum records, across 78 manufacturer rooms. The separate Physical Inventory currently contains 917 registered entries; this is not a statement of the total collection size.