I purchased the SciSys Electronic Portable Computer, a chess-playing device, around the 80s or 90s, after obtaining the aforementioned chess challenger. This portable computer boasts a plethora of user-friendly settings and levels for players of all skill levels.

One major drawback of its portability, however, is that the chess pieces are quite small, making it challenging to identify them at times. Despite this, the battery life is sufficient for a few games of chess on-the-go.

While the SciSys Electronic Portable Computer may have some sentimental value, playing chess on an Android application such as Lichess may provide a more enjoyable experience.