Deep Fritz 11 Chess Playing Software for PC *Just Released!

Introducing the latest version of Deep Fritz, the program that played against Garry Kasparov in New York, and beat world champion Vladimir Kramnik. But dont be afraid - Deep Fritz will help you along during the game, with numerous sophisticated coaching functions, adjusting its playing strength to exactly match that of any opponent. It graphically displays threats and plans, and provides full opening statistics.

For beginners Deep Fritz 11 will explain moves and positions, or warn you of dangers and of errors you are committing. Deep Fritz 11 also has instructive training modules and handicap levels. For experienced players Deep Fritz 11 has long been an indispensable advisor, helping them study their games and find new opening ideas. A database with more than a million games provides the basis for state-of-the-art analysis.

With its Chess Media System Deep Fritz 11 brings the world's greatest chess players into your living room, in full high resolution video and sound and a synchronized graphic chessboard. Listen to Garry Kasparov and other top Grandmasters in full high resolution video and sound with a synchronized graphic chessboard while they explain important openings and ideas. Video run time: over 13 hours!

Deep Fritz 11 makes it easy for you to play against other human beings any time, day or night. It provides you with a one-click connection to the largest chess community in the world, Playchess.com (1 year access). You can also watch great international events, broadcast live on the server, and discuss the moves with players and Grandmasters from all over the world. It is an experience you don't want to miss.

System requirements:

Minimum: Pentium 300 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Windows Vista or XP (SP 2), DVD ROM drive, Windows Media Player 9.

Recommended: Pentium IV 2.2 GHz or higher, 256 MB RAM, Windows Vista, GeForce5 or compatible graphics card with 64 MB RAM or higher, 100% DirectX compatible sound card, Windows Media Player 9, DVD ROM drive.
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