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==About the manufacturer Saitek Ltd.== | ==About the manufacturer Saitek Ltd.== | ||
[[Bild:Saitek.jpg|thumb|right|200px|taken from a Saitek prospectus [[1990]]]] | [[Bild:Saitek.jpg|thumb|right|200px|taken from a Saitek prospectus [[1990]]]] | ||
Saitek, formerly known under the name of [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] was formed by [[Winkler, Erich|Erich Winkler]] a native of Switzerland. Saitek also manufactured several chess computers for other companies such as [[Novag]] and [[Tandy]]/[[Radio Shack]]. After purchasing Hegener & Glaser ([[Mephisto]]) in 1994, Saitek became the world largest manufacturer of chess computers. Through cooperation and sponsorship of Garri Kasparov | Saitek, formerly known under the name of [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] was formed by [[Winkler, Erich|Erich Winkler]] a native of Switzerland. Saitek also manufactured several chess computers for other companies such as [[Novag]] and [[Tandy]]/[[Radio Shack]]. After purchasing Hegener & Glaser ([[Mephisto]]) in 1994, Saitek became the world largest manufacturer of chess computers. Through cooperation and sponsorship of Garri Kasparov which began in 1996 the additional brandname of '''Kasparov''' was added to their computers. | ||
===Saitek Timeline=== | ===Saitek Timeline=== | ||
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* 1978 production of their first chess computer | * 1978 production of their first chess computer | ||
* 1979 incorporation of the company [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] (= Scientific Systems) First product manufactured = [[Novag Chess Champion Super System MK III|Chess Champion Super System MK III]]. | * 1979 incorporation of the company [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] (= Scientific Systems) First product manufactured = [[Novag Chess Champion Super System MK III|Chess Champion Super System MK III]]. | ||
* 1980 FIDE (world chess organisation) gives [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] exclusively | * 1980 FIDE (world chess organisation) gives [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] exclusively it's Seal of Approval; First Bridge Computer was sold. | ||
* 1981 [[SciSys Chess Champion Mark V]] becomes the World Microcomputer Champion; Sales Offices are opened in London, New York and Frankfurt. | * 1981 [[SciSys Chess Champion Mark V]] becomes the World Microcomputer Champion; Sales Offices are opened in London, New York and Frankfurt. | ||
* 1982 Junior Chess World Champion and Programmer [[Kaplan, Julio]] joins the [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] Team. | * 1982 Junior Chess World Champion and Programmer [[Kaplan, Julio]] joins the [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] Team. | ||
* 1983 a sponsorship contract is signed with the future world champion Garri Kasparov | * 1983 a sponsorship contract is signed with the future world champion Garri Kasparov. | ||
* 1984 the chess computer product range is now clearly the largest sortiment available from a manufacturer in the world; established their own manufacturing plant in Hong Kong. | * 1984 the chess computer product range is now clearly the largest sortiment available from a manufacturer in the world; established their own manufacturing plant in Hong Kong. | ||
* 1985 except for Germany, [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] now has the largest market share in every country of the world with 40% - 70% in each country. | * 1985 except for Germany, [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] now has the largest market share in every country's of the world with 40% - 70% in each country. | ||
* 1986 the product range now includes the Brandname Kasparov | * 1986 the product range now includes the Brandname Kasparov | ||
* 1987 [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] is renamed to [[Saitek]] | * 1987 [[SciSys_En|SciSys]] is renamed to [[Saitek]] | ||
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===Chess computers from the manufacturer Saitek=== | ===Chess computers from the manufacturer Saitek=== | ||
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[[Bild:Saitek-Programmierer.jpg|thumb|left|350px|'''Besides the idea and design of a chess computer you need of course an established chess program in order to be successful. This is where Julio Kaplan shines together with his Saitek-Programmer-Team. He is supported by his highly qualified co-workers. | |||
In the chess world Julio Kaplan is a well known figure: 1967 Junior World Champion and since then an International Master with an ELO of 2485 - taken from a Saitek prospectus [[1990]]''']] | |||
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==Saitek Catalogue== | ==Saitek Catalogue== | ||
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Existenz: 1987 - 2007
About the manufacturer Saitek Ltd.
Saitek, formerly known under the name of SciSys was formed by Erich Winkler a native of Switzerland. Saitek also manufactured several chess computers for other companies such as Novag and Tandy/Radio Shack. After purchasing Hegener & Glaser (Mephisto) in 1994, Saitek became the world largest manufacturer of chess computers. Through cooperation and sponsorship of Garri Kasparov which began in 1996 the additional brandname of Kasparov was added to their computers.
Saitek Timeline
- 1978 production of their first chess computer
- 1979 incorporation of the company SciSys (= Scientific Systems) First product manufactured = Chess Champion Super System MK III.
- 1980 FIDE (world chess organisation) gives SciSys exclusively it's Seal of Approval; First Bridge Computer was sold.
- 1981 SciSys Chess Champion Mark V becomes the World Microcomputer Champion; Sales Offices are opened in London, New York and Frankfurt.
- 1982 Junior Chess World Champion and Programmer Kaplan, Julio joins the SciSys Team.
- 1983 a sponsorship contract is signed with the future world champion Garri Kasparov.
- 1984 the chess computer product range is now clearly the largest sortiment available from a manufacturer in the world; established their own manufacturing plant in Hong Kong.
- 1985 except for Germany, SciSys now has the largest market share in every country's of the world with 40% - 70% in each country.
- 1986 the product range now includes the Brandname Kasparov
- 1987 SciSys is renamed to Saitek
- 1988 SISO take control of the german distribution; New developments are the Blitzboard and LCD Chess Boards.
- 1989 introduction of Saitek Renaissance with its Quad Lamp System the first of its kind in the world; the Chess Organisation Nordrhein-Westfalen gives Saitek their Seal of Approval.
Chess computers from the manufacturer Saitek
Saitek Catalogue
| Saitek Prospekt 1989 | Saitek Prospekt 1992 | Saitek Prospekt 1993 |
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| Saitek Prospekt 1996 | Saitek Prospekt 1998 |
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